While the supercard is cheaper, you get what you pay for with the M3 with a better interface and perfect DS and GBA emulation. The supercard tends to slow down a lot from what I have heard, and if you plan on playing games (especially GBA ones), the M3 works a bit better for the price.
Also, a 1gb card is a good starting point for many. You can get them for around $20 (even cheaper after rebates), and can hold a good amount of data. For people that really want to have everything with them to play (like myself), a 2+gb card will probably be necessary (seeing how I have over a gig of GBA games by themselves).
This is a good guide, but it may be better for noobs to wait out a little bit for the passcard 3. Its as big as a NDS card, and fits into the slot just like the MAX launcher, and will even be a little cheaper. Also, with how small the DS Lite is, it would probably be a good idea to go with the smaller M3's, like the MiniSD version (or if you insist, the mini-sd supercard). If you were to put a first gen passme and a CF version of the M3/Supercard, you will have one flipping behemoth of a machine. A little stick out is expected, but over 1.5" is going to be a bit distracting (and possiblly bad for the DS due to all the weight pulling down on it).
Just my $.02. A good starter guide though. I think it would be best for people waiting to get into the scene (and about to get a DSL) to wait a month or two in order to wait for smaller cartiges, and more passcard3's to come out!
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