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« on: October 11, 2006, 02:49:41 am »
If price is not an object, then get the 3200. Things are much simpler for me with my 3100. When I first bought it, I wasn't so sure if the extra cost of the 4GB was worth it. Now almost a year has gone by and I can definitely say that I'm glad that I got it.
If you are using for email and websites, then having the extra storage is good. Sure you can use cards for storage, but I have more option with it built in. My CF slot has a bluetooth card as permanent resident and the SD slot can be used for programs exclusively. It is also better to use the HDD as swap space. One reason is that the HDD is faster than the SD. AFAIK the SD slots are still slow on the Z. Though people worry a hard drive may damage easier, we're talking about a small mass disk and head. It can stand a decent amount of G forces. If the hard drive dies, it is proven that it can be replaced. Streamline, trisoft and other venders could probably give a better idea of the stats on failures.
If the price is a concern, the 1000 is a very capable machine.
As my signature suggests, the 760 has similar flash/ram arrangement as the 1000. I have seen both sides of the coin.