I haven't used that model, but I like the sound of the glass grinds catcher. It'd be a slam dunk if it had conical burrs. Google returns don't seem to include that model when "conical" is included in the search terms though. Even without the concial burr set... where else could you find a bright orange grinder?? ;-)
We have a Bodum Antigua conical burr grinder out in the trailer which, aside from the static around the plastic grinds catcher (only a problem in dry climes), has been fantastic for... oh, seven years or so. It was in daily use for espresso and drip for the first three years or so, then relegated to travel status when we got the professional-grade grinders.
Conical burr grinders are generally considered better than flat burrs because they have much more cutting edge and can therefore be turned slower, creating less heat at the cut. They also tend to give a more consistent particle size. Flat burrs are generally less expensive and easier to replace. (For an almost comical description of how difficult one grinder is...
Unfortunately, it seems the Antigua is no longer made. If I were looking in the sub-$100 range today, I'd certainly consider the Capresso Infinity. About $10 more than the grinder you're looking at, conical burr set... but plastic grinds catcher again. I don't know if this one has static problems or not... or if it does, how humidity dependent it is.
A review of the Infinity: