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It is a matter of preference. However, I agree with w3iner. Senior members please correct me if I'm wrong. However, I seem to have read that with a depleted 2200 or even 1800 battery, there seems to be a greater draw for more juice than an 1100 as the 1100 begins to become depleted. (there is a thread around here somewhere). Hence, what it means, unless I'm all confused (like that would be a first), is that with a 1 amp usb type charger, the window where you cannot run your axim and charge it at the same time widens with the bigger batteries as the bigger batteries start to become depleted. While this is not an issue with some of the chargers over 1 amp, it becomes an extremely significant issue with the 1 amp chargers. I have an axim on the way and afterwards I'll do some real world experimenting. But there might be cases where an 1100 battery might be superior to anything else if you plan on extensive usb charging (as such would be the case with a portable usb battery pack charger with removable 15 minute AA or AAA batteries). So I would recommend looking at your recharging strategy as a system, i.e. what kind of battery strategy, what kind of portable charging strategy, where and how I plan to do the most charging. Those of you in the know please correct me and sorry I couldn't find the thread.
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