WASHINGTON - In the downtown of the nation's capital, there is a magnificent building of steel and glass that is now home to what may be a remarkable tech experiment.
The D.C. Public Library took an 11,000-square-foot space and installed 80 computers, including 16 Macs. A 3D printer was added as well as a machine that can print and bind a book from a file in just minutes. There are tablets of all types -- Android, Windows, Apple -- and e-reading devices, available to try out. It opened last week.
There are also glass-enclosed meeting rooms, and areas for large classes and meetings. There are large Web-enabled, interactive systems for displaying material to an audience. It's modern, professional and free to use.
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