I've been messing with arduino for a few months now, building a temperature controller for a glass kiln. I work in IT (I'm a network admin, not a programmer...but got a couple arduino books and figuring it out) A programmer friend of mine knows I am into arduino and sent me the link to netduino. I noticed right away it was a different chip, and further digging proved it was a 32 bit risc chip instead of a little 8 bit atmel. I guess you would have to have that to code in .net...right? anyway, what can you do with a .netduino that you can't do with an arduino? Or what can you do better with a netduino than you can with an arduino. Just curious if I should switch. I'm not that far into the project, and I know a little .net. If netduino offers advantages I will switch. thanks.