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The Arduino Mega 2560 is a large microcontroller board based on the ATmega2560, using an ATmega16U2 to provide the USB-to-serial interface with your computer.
$49.95
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The Arduino Uno is a microcontroller board based on the ATmega230p, using an ATmega16U2 to provide the USB-to-serial interface with your computer.
$29.95
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The Diavolino is a low-cost Arduino-compatible board. It uses the ATMega328p. It requires an FTDI cable or similar for programming.
$14.00
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The Video Game Shield lets your Arduino interface with Nintendo Wii peripherals and make audio and black and white video.
$22.50
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Compatible with the Video Game Shield and the Nintendo Wii console.
$7.50
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Compatible with the Video Game Shield and the Nintendo Wii console.
$7.50
