Which Windows Phone should I choose?

I am seriously considering an upgrade to windows, but I still didn't reach a decision to whether to go with Lumia 900 or Lumia 700.
Any advice?

Performance will be virtually identical, got my son a 710 and he's over themoon, but if budget is not an issue i'd go for the 900 as the larger screen gives a much better experience with Windows phone in my opinion, plus you get better hardware and camera. Both will however give the same speed and fluidity in use .
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