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  #972859 23-Jan-2014 14:01
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From the JB Page:
"8GB RAM with Two years 50 GB storage free on Google Drive"

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  #972869 23-Jan-2014 14:18
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openmedia: Anyone got the exact model number for the dual sim version?


XT1033, I believe.




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  #972928 23-Jan-2014 15:22
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wow 8GB ram, this must be the 64bit version.



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  #972998 23-Jan-2014 16:46
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Dairyxox: wow 8GB ram, this must be the 64bit version.


Hehe, must be ;) 
8 times the ram advertised in the keynote. Wow.




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  #973335 24-Jan-2014 08:43
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Dairyxox: wow 8GB ram, this must be the 64bit version.


Bit off topic, but you don't need a 64bit cpu to address 8 gig of ram..

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  #973340 24-Jan-2014 08:51
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PottsyNZ:
Dairyxox: wow 8GB ram, this must be the 64bit version.


Bit off topic, but you don't need a 64bit cpu to address 8 gig of ram..


2^32 is 4,294,967,296, aka 4GB. 32bit addressing gives you a 4GB address space.

 
 
 

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  #973349 24-Jan-2014 09:07
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timmmay:
PottsyNZ:
Dairyxox: wow 8GB ram, this must be the 64bit version.


Bit off topic, but you don't need a 64bit cpu to address 8 gig of ram..


2^32 is 4,294,967,296, aka 4GB. 32bit addressing gives you a 4GB address space.


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Physical_Address_Extension

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  #973350 24-Jan-2014 09:10
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timmmay:
PottsyNZ:
Dairyxox: wow 8GB ram, this must be the 64bit version.


Bit off topic, but you don't need a 64bit cpu to address 8 gig of ram..


2^32 is 4,294,967,296, aka 4GB. 32bit addressing gives you a 4GB address space.


Way off topic now, but not if you are using a 32 bit system that supports PAE.




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  #973352 24-Jan-2014 09:16
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Threads always go off topic. PAE's a bit of a hack, effectively using more bits, better to just use 64 bit above 4GB. Interesting though.

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  #973359 24-Jan-2014 09:26
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PAE has pretty severe performance drawbacks and also still doesn't allow for individual applications to use 4GB or more of RAM. 




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  #973560 24-Jan-2014 14:16
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PottsyNZ: Fishpond doing the 16gb for 319:

http://www.fishpond.co.nz/Electronics/Motorola-Moto-G-Global-GSM-Unlocked-16GB/9999276273366


Pity it wasn't the dual SIM version..  But at that price and as it's being shipped from the US  it would be cheaper from Amazon and YouShop.




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  #973594 24-Jan-2014 15:00
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old3eyes:
PottsyNZ: Fishpond doing the 16gb for 319:

http://www.fishpond.co.nz/Electronics/Motorola-Moto-G-Global-GSM-Unlocked-16GB/9999276273366


Pity it wasn't the dual SIM version..  But at that price and as it's being shipped from the US  it would be cheaper from Amazon and YouShop.


Local consumer law should cover it from fishpond though...

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  #973598 24-Jan-2014 15:13
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old3eyes:
PottsyNZ: Fishpond doing the 16gb for 319:

http://www.fishpond.co.nz/Electronics/Motorola-Moto-G-Global-GSM-Unlocked-16GB/9999276273366


Pity it wasn't the dual SIM version..  But at that price and as it's being shipped from the US  it would be cheaper from Amazon and YouShop.


Not by a lot - and ease of return through fishpond.

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  #973761 24-Jan-2014 19:07
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wasabi2k:
old3eyes:
PottsyNZ: Fishpond doing the 16gb for 319:

http://www.fishpond.co.nz/Electronics/Motorola-Moto-G-Global-GSM-Unlocked-16GB/9999276273366


Pity it wasn't the dual SIM version..  But at that price and as it's being shipped from the US  it would be cheaper from Amazon and YouShop.


Not by a lot - and ease of return through fishpond.


About $55 is quite a  lot..    Though easy return is a point..




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