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And lo on Wed, 16 Jul 2008 10:30:14 +0100, scott <sco### [at] scott com> did
spake, saying:
>> Yeah, I'm reading about it now. (Hmm, I guess I'm not the only person
>> who still thinks 512 MB RAM is a lot. ;-)
>
> For a games console it's probably enough. What do you hold in RAM
> during a game? All the 3D meshes and textures are on the GPU video
> memory only*. Probably only the code, collision meshes, map data? And
> the PS3 OS is vastly simpler than Windows, so I doubt that uses up much
> RAM.
Yeah all you've got is an OS that can have multiple users; reads/writes to
a hard drive; works with multiple USB devices; shows pictures, plays
music, videos, and games; communicates via Bluetooth and a wired/wireless
TCP/IP connection; and comes with an internet browser.
Completely different to what Windows does :-P
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