Netbeans or Eclipse which one to choose

There are so many articles on the web discussing this, what I am going to do is just briefly explain the pros and cons of each which will help you choose better.

	Description	Netbeans	Eclipse
Plugins	It helps you extend the reach of your IDE to newer technologies without changing the IDE	Good	Good
Code Refactor	Reflects the change made in all the references	Decent	Good
Getting Started	The time it takes to get going on with your application	Good	Decent
Enterprise Support	Usage in big companies, spending effort in eclipse	Decent	Good
Debugging	Easy in which you can find a problem	Decent	Good
UI	Looks old	Decent	Good
Spell Check		Not Present	Decent
Code Generators		Good	Good

Hope this will help you in making a choice.

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