Which version of Outlook best?

I am new to Blackberry. I have a Curve 8330 (V-Wrlss). Desktop Manager ver. 4.3.0.17
My question is which version of Outlook works best for calendar synchronization? 2003, 2006 or 2007? Either way, I need to buy the software. I will not be using the Outlook for my email as that is working great coming straight from server but only require it for my calendar. I want to be able to sync calendar between my computer and my device. Although I only will only need current calendar entries on my device, I would like to keep past history on my computer.
Thank you!

2003 or 2007 both work the same in regards to synching with a BlackBerry.
Do you have a Gmail account? If so you can use the Google Sync software (http://www.google.com/mobile/blackberry/sync.html) to sync your BlackBerry calendar with your Google Calender.
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