Intel helps spread computer presence in VN
Intel Vietnam on May 25 handed over 20 sets of computers together with
40 electric syllabuses to Dai Thinh A Junior High School in
Hanoi ’s outskirts district of Me Linh.
Intel Vietnam on May 25 handed over 20 sets of computers together with
40 electric syllabuses to Dai Thinh A Junior High School in
Hanoi ’s outskirts district of Me Linh.
The donation was part of the first phase of the programme, “Computers for Life”, which will run till September 30 and target students.
The programme, “Computers for Life”, as agreed in a memorandum of understanding between Intel Vietnam and the Ministry of Information and Communications, aims to help students, low-income earners and people in remote and rural areas apply IT in everyday life./.
The donation was part of the first phase of the programme, “Computers for Life”, which will run till September 30 and target students.
The programme, “Computers for Life”, as agreed in a memorandum of understanding between Intel Vietnam and the Ministry of Information and Communications, aims to help students, low-income earners and people in remote and rural areas apply IT in everyday life./.
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