4, 6.25 hp Briggs&Stratton i want to know please help cordless drill work?

I'm looking to buy a new cordless drill, i've narrowed it down to two but can't decide which one. It will mainly be used for fencing, decking and light drilling in wood.

Anyone care to offer advice, i might end up buying both of them.

http://www.lawson-his.co.uk/scripts/details.php?cat=Cordless%20Drill%20%2F%20Drivers%2014.4V%20Makita&product=99845

http://www.lawson-his.co.uk/scripts/details.php?cat=Cordless%20Drill%20%2F%20Drivers%2012V&product=36498

Thanks

my husband has a Dakota set. But I wanted to get him a DuWalt for christmas. Mike Holmes uses them so I guess they're good.

It's far more expensive that a mastercraft & I have no Idea how much a dakota one is.

any advice would be much appreciated.

Besides the convenience of a cordless and the power of a corded one, what else should I take into consideration when purchasing a hammer drill?
Also, any suggestion on what brand, Dewalt, Craftsman, Ryo, Black & Decker?
how do I decide what size chuck?
how do I decide what size chuck?

I want to buy my husband some tools for our anniversary .... He loves craftsman tools and I was thinking of getting him a new screwdriver set, since he doesn't have a full set. He already owns a compound miter saw, air compressor, impact tools, sockets, 19.2 volt cordless drill and add ons, cobalt blue 3 tiered craftsman tool box, circular saw, jigsaw, router,chain saw, table saw, saw horses and a ton of tools in the tool box... Do you think any of these would make a good gift...Im lost as to what to get him, I want to get him something he likes and will use...not something dumb like a pillow case with my picture on it LOL
Set 1.)

http://www.sears.com/shc/s/p_10153_12605_00950089000P?keyword=009-50089&sLevel=0#descriptionAnchor

Set 2.)

http://www.sears.com/shc/s/p_10153_12605_00934275000P?keyword=009-34275&sLevel=0

yes he has a double car garage

I'm trying to pick out a tools combo for my bf. He planning to use them around the house, should prob. have drill, screwdriver, saw, sander and i don't know what else he'd need. I'm trying to get a good set that worth the price. Maybe lifetime warranty would be good too. I'm looking at couple different brand (makita, craftsman, dewalt, firestorm) and different set, but not sure which to pick. Any suggestion would be great. I never buy tools before so not really sure what to look for. Cordless maybe? Let me know what's a good value set tool combo?
what brand provide lifetime warranty for tools?
how's firestorm compare to craftsman brand?
or what do you think about this set: http://www.sears.com/shc/s/p_10153_12605_00911514000P?vName=Tools&cName=Portable+Power+Tools&sName=Custom+Combo+Kits?

I have a Black & Decker cordless drill (model AD600). Right now we have a bit in there (flathead screwdriver) and it won't come out. I know we're using the right bit (it came with the dang thing). Last time all we had to do was push down on the part holding the bit in. Of course, we don't have the manual and it isn't available online. We just bought this thing last weekend. My husband doesn't want to just return it but I think something is wrong with it.
It has what they call the "quick connect" bit release system.

Please pick a brand... I want to hear what people think about cordless drills and which brands they like better... I have a Makita and the I wasn't crazy about the power it provided, I had a Black and Decker and found i wasn't crazy about the operations of it, I have a new DeWalt and found that my battery dies really fast!. Remember the drill I am buying will be 18V no matter what brand it is... you can pick a drill from the list below or add in a brand that you like..

Black & Decker
DeWalt
Hitachi
Makita
Ryobi
Porter Cable
Skill
??

Please answer honestly and you may add reason in to why you chose the drill!! Any past experiences?

I believe they're German-made. Brand sounds like Rotterman or Rottor? Generally sold at county & state fairs in the exhibits area.

I am a creative person and wanted to use some of the Dremel rotary tool bits with my regular Black& Decker drill. Is it possible to do this, or do I have to buy an actual Dremel tool?