From left to right: Atty. Rodolfo V. Castillo Jr., VP for Administration; Dr. Nenita Fajardo Buan, Dean of the Institute of Graduate and Professional Studies; Nancy J. Tejada, VP for Student Success and Support Services; Atty. Christian Patrick Labajoy, Head of Student Discipline and University Legal Counsel; Dr. Ma. Felma C. Tria, University President; Charisma Buan, Infinix Marketing Manager; Ms. Laarnie Hernandez, Staff, Office of the President; Ms. Ruthemia S. Albener, Head of the Supply Office; Dr. Rosalie M. Catu, Head of Student Activities and Organizations; and Mr. Jeffrey F. Litan, VP for Comptrollership. Contributed photo.
Infinix has donated its latest XPAD 30E tablets to Universidad de Manila to support digital learning for students.
The turnover ceremony on March 25 gathered officials from both organizations, including University President Felima Tria and Infinix Marketing Manager Charisma Buan, who formally handed over the devices.
Buan said the initiative aims to provide students with modern learning tools and increase access to digital education. “Learning should not be limited by access. We want to empower Filipino students with technology that makes digital learning easier and more effective,” she said.
The XPAD 30E is designed for education, featuring an 11-inch FHD+ eye-care display, AI Tutor On Tap for real-time assistance, and over 120,000 free learning resources aligned with textbooks.
Tria expressed gratitude for the donation, emphasizing that the tablets will be given to top-performing student leaders.
University officials present included Vice Presidents for Student Success, Administration, and Comptrollership, along with the Head of Student Discipline and Legal Counsel, all witnessing the turnover.
Infinix said the initiative reflects its commitment to social responsibility, creating opportunities for students through innovative technology.
The XPAD 30E is available for purchase through the official Infinix website and major e-commerce platforms such as Shopee, Lazada, and TikTok Shop, offering students access to smarter learning tools.
