Back in October, Samsung teamed up with Disney for a couple of Disney and Marvel-branded accessories for the Galaxy Z Flip3. These products were limited to Taiwan. Now, almost two months later, the company has extended this collection to include Star Wars, The Simpsons, National Geographic-branded accessories. This time around, they are exclusive to Malaysia.

Samsung’s Disney-branded accessories for the Galaxy Z Flip3 in Malaysia include silicon cover straps, lanyards, sticker packs, and a cover ring. They are themed after popular franchises like Star Wars, Marvel, The Simpsons, Mickey Mouse, and National Geographic.

All these accessories require an official silicon cover for the Galaxy Z Flip3 sold by Samsung. Hence, users will have to first invest in it.

That said, the below-listed are the entire Galaxy Z Flip3 Disney collection for the Galaxy Z Flip3 and their price in Malaysia.

• Disney Fashion Strap – RM79 ($19)
• Marvel Fashion Strap – RM79 ($19)
• National Geographic Fashion Strap – RM79 ($19)
• Disney Cover Ring Strap – RM79 ($19)
• Star Wars Collection (Fashion Strap, Lanyard, Sticker Pack) – RM159 ($38)
• The Simpsons Collection (Fashion Strap, Lanyard, Sticker Pack) – RM159 ($38)

All of them are sold exclusively on the Samsung Malaysia e-store. The Simpsons collection will be available from late December.

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OPPO has a big manufacturing plant in India where it not only makes its own but does make a lot of other devices of realme, OnePlus. For instance, the recently launched Narzo 30 Pro 5G is manufactured at its factory in Greater Noida, Uttar Pradesh.  Now, National Geographic is going to give us a deep look into the Manufacturing Plant of OPPO on February 27.

National Geography Television Network runs a popular show where it showcases what goes inside popular companies’ factories across various sectors. The program focuses more on the state-of-the-art facilities that have helped factories transform their productivity.

On February 27 at 7 PM IST, the network is airing a special premiere of the OPPO Manufacturing Plant in India. In a short teaser that National Geographic posted on Twitter, we get a glimpse of what’s coming tomorrow on the Superfactories: OPPO premiere show.

#DidYouKnow that Oppo India’s manufacturing unit is more than twice the size of Eden Gardens? Sneak a peek inside one of India’s largest smartphone producers on Superfactories: Oppo, premieres 27th Feb, 7 PM, on National Geographic. #NatGeoIndia #OppoIndia pic.twitter.com/7ZMTicrRaC

— Nat Geo India (@NatGeoIndia) February 26, 2021

As per the video teaser, OPPO is making an average of 50 million smartphones in the factory every year. This factory, which is located the South Asian country, spans for 110 acres. This is twice the size of the Eden Gardens which is about 50 acres in Kolkata.

One can only imagine the amount of stress that goes inside a a factor like this, which also runs contract manufacturing for brands like OnePlus, realme. We saw an example of productivity snag during the pandemic last year when shuttered OPPO factory affected the sales of the above brands.

Anyway, we are excited to know what goes inside the factory and its everyday functions. If you are equally curious, you can catch the show premiering live on February 27 at 7 PM IST (GMT+ 05:30) on the National Geographic Channel.

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