Cutting of the Ribbon at Digie Grand Opening
Cutting of the Ribbon at Digie Grand Opening
Digie" is the new Digital Information Gateway, or an interactive digital wall, opened at the El Paso History Museum Saturday. Contractors and content experts from El Paso and New Zealand put the finishing touches on the first interactive digital wall of its kind in the U.S. The wall allows people to view El Paso's history through five 95-inch, LED touch screens. The screens are networked with another digital wall in Copenhagen, Denmark. Visitors also have the opportunity to upload their own personal history to the wall, by posting videos, pictures and text messages.
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