The 2GB model is different from the dev kit version. This version does NOT have a processor slot for a Wi-Fi card. It comes with a USB Wi-Fi dongle and a short USB extension cable. If you're watching Paul McWhorter's YouTube series on the Jetson Nano, ignore his mention of the WiFi kit, power supply, and case. The 2GB board has some differences and may not work with some A01 and B01 series cases. You'll also need a USB-C power adapter as there's no coaxial connector like the Developer series. Other than that, it's a great board with exceptional online support, unlike some of the competition's AI products. Online support makes Nvidia's product excellent.
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