+ Follow PERSONAL COMPUTERS Tag
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[Title] => Youth leaders in Negros Oriental donate 165 computers
[Summary] => The Sangguniang Kabataan Federation of Negros Oriental, headed by Scott Wayne Husain, donated 165 computer sets to newly opened schools and to the province’s Alternative Learning System. The project was worth P2 million.
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[Title] => Mapsys to revolutionize RP real estate
[Summary] => The first fully automated mapping system — the Chamber of Real Estate and Builders’ Association’s Land (CREBALAND) Mapsys - can revolutionize the Philippines’ real estate sector, hasten property development by cutting red tape and boost the economy.
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[Title] => Intel and HP intensify "Greenergy" campaign
[Summary] => PANGLAO, BOHOL – Two of the world’s information technology leaders committed to intensify its green efforts campaign in their respective operations to help curb the dangerous effect of climate change, without sacrificing efficiency, and affordability of their products.
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[Title] => Japanese lend helping hand in IT education
[Summary] => The Japanese government is working hand-in-hand with the Arroyo administration in sharpening the information technology skills of Filipino students, it was learned.
Japanese Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi, during his brief two-day state visit, personally turned over to several local schools Japanese donated computers.
The Japanese donated computers are part of the program initiated by the Department of Trade and Industry called "Personal Computers for Public High Schools (PCs for PHS).
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[Title] => Government to install 20,000 PCs in 1,000 schools
[Summary] => Government will install 20,000 new personal computers in 1,000 public high schools nationwide for use by senior students before December this year, Trade and Industry Secretary Mar Roxas II said yesterday.
The delivery of the computers in December was assured after Japan recently released a grant of P600 million to the government through the DTI.
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The delivery of the computers in December was assured after Japan recently released a grant of P600 million to the government through the DTI.
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[Title] => Citibank IT experts volunteer as trainers
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They also serve as mentors to the school’s Computer Club as part of the Personal Computers for Public Schools Program of the Philippine Business for Social Progress (PBSP).
Citigroup Foundation, through United Way International, has funded the establishment of computer laboratories in public high schools. Krus na Ligas High School is the seventh beneficiary. More labs are currently on the drawing board.
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[Summary] => The first fully automated mapping system — the Chamber of Real Estate and Builders’ Association’s Land (CREBALAND) Mapsys - can revolutionize the Philippines’ real estate sector, hasten property development by cutting red tape and boost the economy.
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Japanese Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi, during his brief two-day state visit, personally turned over to several local schools Japanese donated computers.
The Japanese donated computers are part of the program initiated by the Department of Trade and Industry called "Personal Computers for Public High Schools (PCs for PHS).
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The delivery of the computers in December was assured after Japan recently released a grant of P600 million to the government through the DTI.
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The delivery of the computers in December was assured after Japan recently released a grant of P600 million to the government through the DTI.
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They also serve as mentors to the school’s Computer Club as part of the Personal Computers for Public Schools Program of the Philippine Business for Social Progress (PBSP).
Citigroup Foundation, through United Way International, has funded the establishment of computer laboratories in public high schools. Krus na Ligas High School is the seventh beneficiary. More labs are currently on the drawing board.
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