Aside from the technical aspects, one of the most significant differences between the Arduino Nano and Raspberry Pi Pico is the price. The official Nano board is available at the steep price of ...

We thought that connecting an Arduino to a Raspberry Pi was overkill, but one thing caught our attention. [Jan Stevens] mentions that the RPi is less expensive than the Ethernet Shield.

The 0.1″ pitch pins or sockets we see on the Raspberry Pi and Arduino are probably the most bobbyist-friendly solution to physical interfacing on a microcontroller board, certainly better than ...