I am trying to figure out what the differences are between Nano and MKR boards are. I am wanting to setup Agopen GPS and it says to use a Nano. They have updated to use UDP instead of USB and add a ehternet board to the Nano. Since Arduino doesn't offer an ethernet shield for the Nano I was wondering if a MKR board with an Arduino ethernet shield would work in place of Nano. I was wanting to keep it all Arduino and not use a generic etherent board on Nano.
Are there a lot differences between the Nano and MKR? I haven't had much luck searching for an answer.
compare the technical specifications of the nano and a MKR1010 - the MKR boards are more powerful and have more flash and SRAM than the nano
you can connect an ethernet shield to the nano but the mkr-eth-shield is probably easier to connect to a MKR board
A Nano and an Uno are the same processor so if you want to plug an ethernet shield directly into your board, get an Uno. This assumes that space isn't a problem since the Uno is larger.