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I have noted that in my computer Android and Eclipse are very slow. I agree that my computer has not very much memory but I was wondering is there any lightweight version of the emulator and is there some lighter IDE than Eclipse which supports Android development and Android debugger?
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Yes, 8GB is more than enough. With 4GB you're covered! Android Studio System Requirements recommends 4 gigs for optimal experience. So yeah, 8 should be plenty!
Minimum space and configuration requirements: Officially android studio requires a minimum of 4GB RAM but 8GB RAM is recommended for it. It also requires a minimum of 2GB Disk Space but 4GB Disk Space is recommended for it.
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is there any lightweight version of the emulator
No.
is there some lighter IDE than Eclipse which supports Android development and Android debugger
Short answer: no. But, you can use the android tools to set up a project, use any plain text editor to edit java sources and use ant to compile everything and adb to install to the emulator.
See http://developer.android.com/guide/developing/other-ide.html
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you can code in any text editor or java ide. The Android SDK supports command line compiling. Using eclipse is just the easiest way to do so.
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