I think you have to look at both systems, see what your needs are, what you want to do and go from there.
Another consideration might be which program is easier for you to learn based on your computer experience, of course. Then there's the other question. Who offers the best customer service when you're in trouble? Check that out, too. Who offers the best information before you buy? Can you see the manual from both systems from an online site before deciding? What about the battery? Which unit will give you the most warning? If you're walking around in cold and stuff, you'll need to know. My advice is give both companies a work out. They need the exercise. Brenda Mueller
