Nikon D80 images should be bigger than D70??

I expected RAW to give me the choice of larger image sizes for my new D80 compared with the D70 images. Although properties correctly lists the 10Meg of the D80 c/w the 6 of the D70, when it comes to choosing a size of image to open with images from either in RAW, both the minimum (1540x1024) and the max (6144x4085) sizes that it offers are the same for both cameras, each creating 71.8 Meg file size and no discernible difference in quality. Am I missing something here? I expected an increase in size/quality.... Using CS2 fully updated and 3.7 RAW.
Mal

Yes, i can see your confusion. i think you mean ppi instead of iso,but thats a small point. i also used to shoot medium format,but would never go back. i think what i can do with the d200 is pretty darn close in quality, but i tend to stick around 13x19 these days. not sure what a lambda does, but have you ever tried printing at a lower ppi,like 200 or 300? i think you will quickly come to appreciate all that digital offers, if you are just diving in.

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