The newly launched Sony PlayStation 5 is already breaking sales number records in the US. The next gen gaming console is surpassing records set by some of the most popular consoles that launched in the past.

Sony and its PlayStation lineup has always been successful in the market, but the PlayStation 5 sales numbers suggest that the latest generation is performing quite well in comparison to the first month launches of older PlayStation models. Although, the record breaking feat does not end there, as it turns out, the the PS5 is actually beating any other video game console sales numbers in the US. This is a major achievement for the company, despite there being such a short supply for the new console.

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At the moment, many stores are sold out or are selling out of stock in just minutes after fresh inventory arrives. So, we can clearly surmise that the demand is already there and the sales numbers could have been even higher. The PS5 has reached the highest launch month sales in US history, surpassing its previous iteration, the PlayStation 4, as per an AndroidHeadlines report.

Notably, the report also states that the PS5 is the highest selling console in US history for both number of units sold and the dollar amount as well. It is important to keep in mind that this is just the launch month, and the overall sales could still not be as impressive. So, there is still a chance for that to happen. But, we can assume that the new console from the Japanese tech giant already has a head start in the new console generation.

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According to research, Subor game console has been sold for 14,919 unit in a month, while the Microsoft XBox is got 15,606 unit, and in the third place there is Sony and following by Nintendo.

Subor is one of the Chinese game consolo manufacturer which already release handheld game and game cosole that offers nice features look like a Microsoft Kinect, so the user not only playing the game in regular position but all user body is move around the games.

Subor has been join with Ali Service and available in Ali TV for subscriber. And the game content becoming more popular in China. According to the “2013 China Game Industry Report” shows that in 2013, the Chinese game market users reached 490 million, sales revenue 83.17 billion yuan, which does not include income consoles.

An industry source estimates that 10% from 400 million of family inc China was purchase if game products, the average consumption of 2,000 yuan, plus the consumption of music, film, theme parks and other derivatives, annually bring a billion dollar market.

From the market capacity and growth point of view, the game industry was in 2014 relatively fast growth of the industry sector, along with the increasing popularity of game consoles and smart TVs.

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After we’ve covered the DROID X360 berfore, It’s now we have to show you a white version of DROID X360, what’s the different?

While we all know the White color is make you look so elegant andexclusive, the White version of DROID X360 bring the same aspects for the user. While the specification is same and the dimension is not change, but the White color make so exclusive.

Droid X360 White version specs are powered by Allwinner A10 chipset, running at 1.5GHz clockspeed and  packs with 1GB of memory and 8GB of storage, The screen size is 5-inch with capacitive touch 800×480 resolution, support for multi touch and gesture, and running Android 4.0.4 Ice Cream Sandwich OS, HDMI port, TF card slot, Mini USB port, front facing camera with 0.3 megapixels, 2 mega pixels rear camera, supporting for video chat, PSP appearance, and powered by 2,800mAh battery.

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