BlackBerry playbook operating system.

Good afternoon,
I have recently purchased a blackberry playbook 32gb with operating system 2.0.1.358.
My wife also owns a playbook 16gb with operating system 2.0.1.668.
When I check for system updates I am advised both via the playbook and when connected to a computer that my playbook is up to date and no update is available.
Can I assume that the operating system is dependent on the gb?
Any advice would be appreciated.
Thank you.
Regards.
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No. The OS version for the Playbooks are the same across the board, regardless of memory size.
The .668 update was pulled from the servers a few days after the upgrade was released. It has not be been put back or replace, as noted in this other thread, here, on the same topic.
You're fine with .358
Rumors abound of the official release of the 2.1 OS very soon.
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