Which Arduino do you Own ?

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There're now many different Arduinos on the market and soon there will be more!

So which one do you currently have?

Or more importantly, which one do you mainly use ? I kinda have more than one Arduino...

I'm going to suspect that a lot of people have an Uno...

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arturcieslak1 over 8 years ago +6

Well…
mcb1 over 12 years ago +3

I have a wider variety than you are showing, and a couple of those I didn't bother with. I can't vote for a single Arduino board. It depends on the final use, as to which board is used, and whether I need…
matfur92 over 12 years ago +3

I have mega 2560, its beautiful, compatible with lots of shield and you can always have space to insert another group of components. I/O are never enough!!

Robert Peter Oakes over 12 years ago in reply to nschreiber0813

Or look at the Launch Pads from TI, you can use the same programming style but with more capabilities and board for board there cheaper, check them out, you might be supprised
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Robert Peter Oakes over 12 years ago in reply to nschreiber0813

Noah, the UNO has a big brother called the Arduino MEGA2560, you program it in the same way, it has compatible shield and a boat load more IO, RAM and FLASH

what more do you need ?
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nschreiber0813 over 12 years ago

Dear: Chris
I know a lot of people are going to say the same thing and I also know that a lot of people are going to agree with me but honestly I have to say I prefer UNO board or R3. The reason for this is that I own about 5 UNOs and I love them. I use them every day to prototype my electronics and I have a blast. I wish the UNO board could be more powerful and cooler but anyways.
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matfur92 over 12 years ago

I have mega 2560, its beautiful, compatible with lots of shield and you can always have space to insert another group of components.
I/O are never enough!!
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mcb1 over 12 years ago

I have a wider variety than you are showing, and a couple of those I didn't bother with.

I can't vote for a single Arduino board.
It depends on the final use, as to which board is used, and whether I need all the pins (ie Digispark, or lately the ATtiny85).

The great part about the 'Arduino' family is that its open source so there are add-ons and support available from all corners of the globe.

Mark
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bobcroft over 12 years ago

I have a variety of Arduino's but for sheer I/O and program space the 'Mega' especially the cloned R3 is very hard to beat value for money. They can be bought for < £10.00
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e14 Contributor over 12 years ago

Uno R3 is awesome!
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