Laptop for Poor Students


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Laptop for Poor Students - we will help students from poor family to be able to have access to computer that will help them in their education including learning ICT technology. The laptop is refurbished laptop which is costs much lower than new laptop, but with powerful CPU, memory, features and reliability.

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MYMASJID (OPERATED BY AUTHENTIC VENTURE SDN BHD)
906B Level 2 Block D , Kompleks Diamond Bangi Business Park 43650 ,
Bandar Baru Bangi, Selangor










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