d'affaires of the USA in Belarus Scott Roland talked about the high technology now 27 years ago.

February 11, opened in Minsk XXII Minsk international book fair, which took place in the exposition publishers from 28 countries. The most interesting for 42.TUT.BY was American exposition - there d'affaires of the USA in Belarus Scott Roland brought desktop 3D printer Makerbot Replicator.





high-Tech novelty appeared in the American pavilion is no coincidence - Scott Roland indifferent to technology. The American diplomat with a touch of nostalgia told how 27 years ago, in 1988, he was in this building for two months he worked as a guide at a major exhibition "Informatics in the life of the United States." < / br>


"Copy machines, computers, video cameras for most people here were new, and now they are available to everyone. Smartphones blur the boundaries of communication, and 3D printers enable you to build a home" - enthusiastically told the attorney.



Roland confessed that they had never seen a working 3D printer, so he himself is a very interesting three-dimensional printing process. According to him, for technical innovations now difficult to keep track of. The diplomat recalled how 27 years ago, he showed Belarusians first personal computers little known Apple, and now this manufacturer generates the most profit in the industry. He could not imagine where we will bring high technology.




On a 3D printer Scott Roland print a bookmark for books (exhibition still book), and during printing, spoke to reporters gathered near the U.S. stand.



by the Way, the printer will attend American exposition, and in the remaining days of the exhibition - a bookmark for a book or other souvenir will be able to print out anyone.



in Addition to the printer on the stand was another interesting gadget - 3D-pen 3Doodler, making it easy to "draw" any three-dimensional patterns.



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