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Well first your hardware needs to be 64bit capable, and with the limited knowledge we have on this Tiny thing (never heard of them), that could be a bit of a problem.
If they were a cheapy kinda deal, I would suspect that the hardware is not 64bit capable but you never know.
About the differences, 64bit can address ultra-gigs of RAM where 32bit can only address 3.3G's. Also programs that are written to take advantage of the 64bit system will run way faster than a 32bit counterpart. 32bit programs run on 64bit but not any faster than a 32bit system, but 64bit is the way of the very near future.
Of course the 32 vs 64bit comparison is allot more complicated than I said here and it's far more than just able to use more RAM and some programs working faster, but that's neither here nor there if your system isn't 64bit capable.