Excuse me, Windows 95? Winamp? Optical mice? Graphics cards?
Please, I remember building a home computer that ran MS-DOS, supported no more than four colours on screen at any one time and was operated entirely by keyboard. "Large screen CRT monitors"? I spent seven years on a 13" screen and that was considered huge. Downloading MP3s? I've got a tape deck and had to record songs off the radio, that was how you pirated in my day.
Funnily enough, my crap computer that is too slow to run Codename:Iceman properly, my 24" wooden-encased TV that predates remote controls, my record payer and my original brick-format Game Boy all still work as they did when they were brand new. I can take any of them out of the attic and plug them in and play with them just as happily as when I was 7. None of my pre-1995 stuff has ever given me shit. But I've managed to burn through three Playstation 2s, two Xbox 360s, my current PS3 is making horrible grinding noises, my launch-day 3DS died in under a month and I've yet to have a laptop survive more than a year and a half. Modern tech just can't keep up.