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01-31-2017, 09:14 PM #1
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Hardware conventions for Android TV
When I see a 2GB + 8GB Android TV advertised, what does that mean?
I assume that since the 2GB is advertised as DDR3 it is used for the executable code at runtime, and that it may also be used for streaming content store / queue.
Is it true that the 8GB is flash, and is used to store the OS, the apps and the add-ons? Is it also used to store incoming streamed data?
Finally, in practice, how often does 2GB of DDR3 have a performance edge (or capability edge if executables are large) over 1GB?
Thanks for the answers to the general questions.
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07-06-2017, 05:24 PM #2
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Let me answer this way.
An Android system 6.0 has a size installed about 4,3 GB.
This is about 3 times as much as an installed XP.
This cannot work with only 2 GB device, if this 2 GB is related to the memory of the device.
Why is the text of the post only to see, only when using the quote button ? And all the advertisements very well ?
Last edited by visionhelp; 07-06-2017 at 05:26 PM.