Aibo Alone at CMoA - Pixar Image Computer

In 1984, the Graphics Group, Lucasfilm's computer division, showed off the prototype of the Pixar Image Computer at the SIGGRAPH computer graphics conference, in addition to a partially-completed version of The Adventures of André & Wally B. having premiered there.
Released commercially for the first time on February 3rd, 1986, some time after Steve Jobs bought out the Graphics Group and renaming it Pixar, the Pixar Image Computer was intended for commercial and scientific high-end visualization markets, such as media production and medicine. It had a price tag of $135,000, but it had also required a $35,000 workstation from Sun Microsystems or Silicon Graphics to operate it. It proved to be ahead of its time, and had generated a lot of single sales. However, it did not sell in quantity.
The Pixar was used to make "Red's Dream". • Red's Dream - Trailer .
Aibo takes a look at the Pixar Image Computer at the Computer Museum of America. computermuseum...

[@JuanSanchez-rb4qu]

Wish you would show more about the computer, this is the only video about it in all of youtube

[@FengXingFengXing]

¿You guys have software for it? ¿Also you guys have Pixar Showplace 2.1 CD? I try find it for Macintosh Repository.

[@itsanarse]

I have absolutely no idea why this video barely showing the PIC featuring an Aibo exists, any chance of an in depth tour of the Pixar Image Computer?