Packard Bell Corner Computer: One of 1995's Strangest PCs
A look back at the bizarre Packard Bell Corner Computer, one of the weirdest computer designs of the 90s. Pentium CPU at 200MHz, 64MB RAM, Windows 95, and floppy disk and CD-ROM drives jutting out of each corner. An infrared remote control mouse thing came with it, too! ● Special thanks to Billy of Nostalgia Mall: / thenostalgiamall ● LGR links: / lazygamereviews / lazygamereviews / lazygamereviews ● Music courtesy of: http://www.epidemicsound.com #LGR #PackardBell #Bizarre
▶︎
The 1987 CD-ROM Experience: Hitachi CDR-1503S
▶︎
The PC That Ruined a Wrestling Career: Vendex HeadStart from 1987
▶︎
LGR - Restoring a 1998 Packard Bell Multimedia PC
▶︎
Windows 95 on Minimum Requirements
▶︎
Dell Inspiron 9100: $4,800 Pentium 4 Laptop from 2004
▶︎
Building a Ridiculous Pointy Pyramid PC
▶︎
I Saved & Upgraded Nintendo's Forgotten Console
▶︎
No More Windows. I'm Using DOS Now.
▶︎
$4,000 Laptop From 1997: Unboxing a NEW IBM ThinkPad 380ED!
▶︎
The Bear-A-Byte PC: Pentium III Teddy Bear Computer
▶︎
Apple's Failed Touchscreen Laptop From 1997
▶︎
This 1996 PC Was Obsolete Before You Got It Home: AST Advantage 622
▶︎
Let's Break IRIX!
▶︎
The Weird History of Archival Film Formats
▶︎
The Lian Li Aquarium PC Case from 2003
▶︎
How Rockstar fit an entire city into PlayStation 2 memory
▶︎
Restoring a 1997 Gateway PC! Windows 95 Pentium 2 Desktop
▶︎
Sony's $3,000 MiniDisc PC from Japan – Vaio PCV-MX2
▶︎
Building a Windows 95 PC! Socket 7 AMD K6 & 3Dfx
▶︎