Atmega328 is the chip on board, there are 13 digital IO and 6 Analog.
It's definitely able to run the OBDuino & MPGuino code without doubt, the board has 'pins' on it (instead of the header 'holes') that the older boards had - to get around that, the jumper wires will need to be female->male (depending on the LCD you are interfacing with, and how your hardware will go together).
It's nice to see a smaller board though!
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I was thinking on putting Arduino + LCD inside my car's cluster, so Nano would be perfect for that.
And since I can get it by the same price as Uno, even better!
Is Arduino Nano compatible?
