Yeah... The C-700 is basically a more compact 2100 without the image stabilization. I was turned off of the 2100 due to some stories I had heard about a "sudden death syndrome" which people on the DPreview forums were experiencing, and I also liked the 1/1000 shutter for action shots when there's enough light. The form factor of the 700 is a bit easier to deal with as well. When I bought my 700, the 2100's were coming down in price and approaching the same price I paid, but I really wanted the smaller form factor and didn't mind the lack of image stabilization.

My biggest disappointment is a problem that plagues almost all digital cameras, and that's the fact that when I click the shutter, there is a noticable delay between when the shutter actually releases. I came from a Canon AE-1 SLR and this concept is very foreign to me. You can reduce it by pre-focusing and some other settings, but you can never eliminate it. I have yet to find a digital camera with an instant shutter release... If I can find one that has decent features, I'll be all over it.