
Toy Story Released
Pixar's first feature film was the world's first entirely computer-animated movie, revolutionizing animation forever.
To infinity and beyond.
Toy Story pioneered 3D animation, Windows 95 changed PCs, and the DVD was invented.
The Cost of Living in 1995
$1.15
$0.85
$2.48
5.74 billion

Pixar's first feature film was the world's first entirely computer-animated movie, revolutionizing animation forever.

Microsoft's massive launch featured the Rolling Stones and introduced the Start button and taskbar.

The Digital Video Disc was announced, promising high-quality digital video that would eventually kill the VHS tape.
The wider picture
A few more things worth remembering.
Astronomers discovered 51 Pegasi b, confirming that planets orbit other stars like our Sun.
Brendan Eich created JavaScript in 10 days for Netscape, providing the dynamic scripting language that powers the modern web.
Domestic terrorist Timothy McVeigh blew up the Murrah Federal Building, killing 168 people.
Pierre Omidyar launched "AuctionWeb," which became eBay, pioneering online peer-to-peer commerce.
Square's time-traveling RPG became widely regarded as one of the greatest video games ever made.
The "Trial of the Century" ended with a not-guilty verdict that divided the American public.
You arrivedThe longer view
Follow the world as it changed around you, from 1995 to today.