Orang asli children enjoy learning about technology


Taking pictures with the Samsung Galaxy Note 9 to learn about smartphone camera technology was part of the activities organised by Samsung Malaysia Electronics for the RPS Legap orang asli children’s day out at Sunway Lost World of Tambun.

SAMSUNG Malaysia Electronics treated 30 children and five teachers from the RPS Legap orang asli village to a day out at Sunway Lost World of Tambun, in keeping with its Samsung Smart Community Centre commitment.

Launched last year, the company set up the Samsung Smart Community Centre within the

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