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In a nutshell, just think of it as re-installing Windows (or what-ever OS) on your computer.
Re-flashing the rootfs re-installs all the phones software and defaults back to the factory settings.
Flashing the eMMC just deletes all your personal data stored on the phone in the /home/* directory.
Back on topic, I reflashed mine a few days ago, re-installed all my usual apps (and a few more) and I really have noticed a big improvement in, not only the battery life but speed of the tablet aswell.