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 DeWalt DC983 14.4 V 1/2" Cordless Drill/Driver US $55.00 
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 Makita 6011D 3/8" Cordless Drill/Driver kit US $35.00
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 DeWalt DCK211S2R 12V MAX* Cordless Li-Ion Drill/Driver US $178.45
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 Black & Decker CD431 12V 1/4" Cordless Drill/Driver US $16.48
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 Ryobi P206 18V NiCd 1/2" Cordless Drill Driver VSR US $24.99
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 DeWalt 18V NiCd 1/2" Cordless Drill/Driver US $46.00
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 Makita 6347D 18V 1/2" Cordless Drill/Driver w/ keyless chuck US $20.00
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 Skil 2364-02 7.2V Li-Ion 1/4" Cordless Drill/Driver US $23.50
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 Ryobi P204 18V 1/2" Cordless Drill/Driver w/case NEW US $60.00
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 NEW DeWalt DC720KA 18V 1/2" Cordless Variable Speed Drill/ Driver Kit US $80.00
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 MAKITA CORDLESS DRIVER DRILL BDF452 US $99.99
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 Milwaukee 2410-22 12V Li-Ion 3/8" Cordless Drill/Driver US $71.00
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 Black & Decker GC1800 18V NiCd 3/8" Cordless Drill/Driver US $10.53
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 Dewalt 12 Volt Cordless Drill Driver - Works Great US $14.00
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 New 18 Volt Reversible Cordless Drill / Driver US $27.99
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 Skil 12 volt cordless drill driver, Bundle US $14.75
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 CRAFTSMAN 19.2V 3/8" CORDLESS POWER DRILL DRIVER US $2.99
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 DEWALT 727 VSR Cordless Drill/Driver 12V DC WORKING no reserve US $29.50
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 CHICAGO ELECTRIC 10.8V lithium 3/8" CORDLESS DRILL/DRIVER US $10.48
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 DeWalt DCF610 12V Li-Ion 1/4" Cordless Drill/Driver US $79.99
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 Duratest 18V Cordless DRILL/DRIVER US $12.99
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What's the difference between these two products?
And is the second one worth the extra money?
1. http://www.amazon.co.uk/Bosch-14-4-Cordless-Drill-Driver/dp/B000RW025E
2. http://www.amazon.co.uk/Bosch-Cordless-Lithium-Drill-Driver/dp/B0033UWLVU
The less expensive drill has a NiCd battery, which is bigger, heavier, takes longer to charge, and doesn't last as long. The more expensive drill has a lithium ion battery which is smaller, lighter, takes less time to charge and lasts longer. If you only plan on using it for light projects or just a few minutes at a time, get the cheaper one. But if you are going to be using it a lot, or holding it up overhead, you will appreciate the lighter (more expensive) one.