VIA makes the worst chipsets of the main 4 venders (Intel, nVidia, SiS, VIA). And nVidia doesn't have a P4 chipset out yet. You don't need the 875P because the 865PE is the same thing (that is, it uses the same core). I'd go with the Abit IS7 (around $90), and that's a superior board to the P4C800-E Deluxe anyway (yes, I've owned one).
If you really want a high quality, inexpensive board, and don't ever plan on overclocking, there's a grey-market board out that's an exceptional value: The Gigabyte GA-8ISXT-FS. It's an OEM board by Gigabyte for Fujitsu-Siemens PC's, full of features, uses the 865PE chipset, and cost around $40. The reason it's so cheap is that FS flooded the market with leftover stock when they dropped production of the PC that used it.
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