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<h2>Arduinos for Beginners</h2>
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These development boards might be just right for those of you trying to find a starting point. All the boards mentioned in this category are readily available,cheap,and easy to work with.
<h3>The Arduino Uno is Considered the Best Arduinos for Everyone and most widely used board</h3>
The best board to start with when you are new to the platform is the Arduino Uno. It’s reasonably sized which makes it easy to handle and it offers a lot of interfacing options. Furthermore,it’s the most robust and most documented board in the line-up.

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<h3>The Arduino Nano Every</h3>
A great smaller option is the Arduino Nano Every. It's based on the Arduino Nano,which has been around for quite a few years and,therefore,it's easy to find a lot of resources online.

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The Arduino Nano Every.

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It's cheap and the smallest official Arduino board. Those are the two reasons why I often choose it for my projects. Furthermore,it’s breadboard-compatible which makes it easy to test your project and experiment with it.

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<h2>Arduinos for Intermediate Users</h2>
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While the devices mentioned above are more aimed at beginners,there are a few boards that you can use when you have some experience with electronics and tinkering.
<h3>Arduino Nano 33 BLE</h3>
The <a href="https://maker.pro/arduino/tutorial/new-arduino-nano-33-ble-and-ble-sense-with-arm-mbed-os-core" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">Arduino Nano 33 BLE is a new series of boards</a> that got introduced in 2019. They are based on the same form-factor as the Arduino Nano and they support <a href="https://maker.pro/arduino/tutorial/how-to-use-mbed-rtos-features-on-the-arduino-nano-33-ble" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">multithreaded and real-time programming</a>. The Sense model also comes with a variety of built-in sensors,making it perfect for experienced programmers and makers.

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<h3>The Arduino Due</h3>
A more established device,that fits in this category,is the Arduino Due. It features a 32-Bit CPU and 66 usable I/O ports which make this board perfect for large-scale DIY projects.

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The Arduino Due.

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<h2>IoT-enabled Arduino Boards</h2>
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None of the devices discussed so far can connect to the internet without external hardware. Luckily,there are a few Arduino boards that have the hardware built-in,making these boards the perfect ones to start with if you work on a connected project.
<h3>The Arduino Yun Rev. 2</h3>
This is the only official Arduino device that natively runs a Linux operating system. It can also connect to any Wi-Fi network right out of the box which makes this the perfect entry point to the platform for users,that have previously worked with a Raspberry Pi.

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The Arduino Yun Rev. 2.

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<h3>The Arduino Nano 33 IoT</h3>
The Yun is a great board,but it doesn’t come with on-board Bluetooth support. If you need or want to communicate with your Arduino via Bluetooth,then the Arduino Nano 33 IoT is one way to go.

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As the name suggests,it’s based on the popular Arduino Nano which means,that you can easily upgrade an old project that used the standard Nano.

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<h2>Arduino Boards for Advanced Users</h2>
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These boards are aimed at advanced users and professionals.
<h3>The Arduino Mega 2560</h3>
This board is often used in large projects and it can even be found in a few commercially available products — for example,in 3D printers. The fact that the Arduino Mega 2560 has over 70 independent GPIO pins makes this the go-to board for large projects.

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<h3>The Arduino MKR Vidor 4000</h3>
This board was released in 2018 and it is somewhat exotic. It’s the only Arduino that not only has a microcontroller but also contains an on-board Intel Cyclone 10CL016 FPGA. Furthermore,it also supports Wi-Fi and Bluetooth natively.

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While the device can certainly be used by beginners,I think advanced users will have more fun with it.

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As you can see,the official Arduino line-up is huge and every maker,regardless of their experience level,can find the right board. The following table compares the most important specs of each board.

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<div>32KB Flash; 2KB SRAM; 1KB EEPROM</div></td>
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<div>48KB Flash; 6KB SRAM; 256b EEPROM</div></td>
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