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Originally Posted by burhanistan
Not just Android, but most any OS. Look at your available RAM in your Windows system info. If you have 4GB installed then chances are Windows will tell you it's only 3.2 or thereabouts.
You're fine.
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The reason for that is slightly different. 32-bit versions of Windows can only 'see' and use about that much ram due to limitations of the 32-bit system, once a decent graphics card is installed. On my 64-bit Windows 7, I see and can use all 12GB of my ram. I don't think Android runs into limitations of this sort under 1GB.
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Previously: Samsung Omnia (July-Dec 08) | HTC Touch HD (Dec 08-Dec 09) | HTC HD2, (Dec 09-Dec 10 WM6.5, Nexus HD2 Dec 10-Mar 12)
Currently: Samsung Galaxy Tab GT-P1000 (Stock Gingerbread Mar 11-Mar 12, Humberos CM9 Mar 12-) | Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.7 GT-P6800 (Stock Honeycomb Jan-July 12, Stock Ice Cream Sandwich July 12-May 13, Stock Jelly Bean May 13) | Samsung Galaxy Nexus (Mar 12-; Jellybean 4.2.2 Stock)
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