A Vintage Computer Screen Expands into a Futuristic Apple Store

Start from the exact uploaded Apple II frame, completely still and photorealistic, like archival footage from the late 1970s. The black CRT suddenly flickers and a primitive glowing green wireframe room begins drawing itself line by line on the screen. The wireframe rapidly gains polygons, textures, realistic lighting, and finally becomes a photorealistic futuristic Apple Store visible inside the CRT. Then the image physically pushes outward through the glass: the CRT surface bulges, the futuristic floor and walls spill into the real room, and the transformation spreads outward from the monitor across the desk and surroundings until the entire environment has become a sleek ultra-modern Apple Store. The original beige Apple II remains completely unchanged in the center, still running. One continuous shot, no cuts, realistic physical transformation, no music, only CRT hum, electrical crackle, subtle construction-like digital sounds, and room ambience.