I have both a 280c and a 2300c and I use the 2300c much more than the 280c, but only because it will run some programs that I need to use that will only run on a PPC. The 280c is actually faster running the programs it will run, so if you don't need the PPC feature, I would recommend not wasting the cash on the upgrade.
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