Visitors at Opening Ceremony for DIGIE
Visitors at Opening Ceremony for DIGIE
Visitors at the Downtown Opening Ceremony on February 14, 2015, observing the Digital Wall which has five 95" touch LED TV screens, and allows for more than 6,000 photographs in the database. The Digital Wall or Digie what stands for Digital Information Gateway in El Paso is the first 3-D Digital Wall of its kind in the United States and the second in the world to the Copenhagen Museum Wall. Visitors can upload memories, pictures, films, music or texts or create postcards and send them to any location in the world. This Wall will connect generations through images from El Paso's past, present and future. It will celebrate El Paso's historic imagery throughout the nation and worldwide via global networking.
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