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Showing posts with label Gopal P5435. Show all posts

Valve Unveils Half-Life, Counter-Strike Sales Figures


Valve, creator of such popular titles as Portal, Half-Life and the recent Left 4 Dead, recently granted Game Developer magazine a list of lifetime sales data for their most popular titles.

The list, reprinted by Gamasutra, demonstrates succinctly just how successful Valve has been over the years. The original Half-Life alone has moved nearly 10 million copies -- and that's only including retail sales.

Valve remains tight-lipped on exactly how many copies their digital distribution platform, dubbed Steam, has sold over the last few years of its existence.

Though the Gamasutra piece examines the numbers and offers commentary on their significance, Shacknews was kind enough to boil the figures down to a simple bullet list. You can find the details below.
blog.wired.com

MEDION GoPal P5235, P5435 and X5535 GPS Navigators


Median announced three new personal navigation devices (PNDs),including GoPal P5235, P5435 and X5535. All the three navigators utilize AuthenTec’s small form factor AES1510 fingerprint sensor for user identification. They all get a 5-inch touchscreen display, live traffic info and speech recognition.

MEDION’s GoPal P5235 comes with FM transmitter while the GoPal P5435 has Bluetooth for handsfree calling. The GoPal X5535 is top-of-the-line model offering built-in gyrometer technology to compensate for temporary GPS signal loss.




MEDION GoPal P5235, P5435 and X5535 GPS Navigators


Median announced three new personal navigation devices (PNDs),including GoPal P5235, P5435 and X5535. All the three navigators utilize AuthenTec’s small form factor AES1510 fingerprint sensor for user identification. They all get a 5-inch touchscreen display, live traffic info and speech recognition.

MEDION’s GoPal P5235 comes with FM transmitter while the GoPal P5435 has Bluetooth for handsfree calling. The GoPal X5535 is top-of-the-line model offering built-in gyrometer technology to compensate for temporary GPS signal loss.