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Old 12-07-04, 09:41 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Question Memory...did I forget something?

Storage Vs Program

I’m somewhat confused about the difference between storage memory and program memory. Is program memory the memory available for a program to run on your pocket PC. Would the equivalent be your computer’s RAM? Is storage memory simply the available space for programs, files, pictures, notes, etc. I also notice that you can adjust the amount that is allocated to each. I typically load all my programs on a 512mb SD card so does it make sense to shift the amount available over to program memory. Did I forget something?
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Old 12-07-04, 09:45 PM   #2 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by flyfish
Storage Vs Program

I’m somewhat confused about the difference between storage memory and program memory. Is program memory the memory available for a program to run on your pocket PC. Would the equivalent be your computer’s RAM? Is storage memory simply the available space for programs, files, pictures, notes, etc. I also notice that you can adjust the amount that is allocated to each. I typically load all my programs on a 512mb SD card so does it make sense to shift the amount available over to program memory. Did I forget something?
You nailed it!! You're smart installing your apps on the SD card It can make a difference with the extra space allocated for programs.
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