The most guaranteed way NOT buy a Fake Arduino (The Story of Pizza-Duino)

The video uses a story about a pizza shop, Pizza Duino, to illustrate the issue of counterfeit products, specifically focusing on Arduino boards. It explains the difference between Arduino clones and counterfeits and provides tips on how to identify authentic Arduino boards. The video emphasizes the importance of purchasing from authorized distributors to ensure authenticity.

What makes Pizza Duino's recipe unique?

• It's a recipe handed down from the owner's grandma's great uncle.

• It's a recipe that includes chocolate as a main ingredient.

• It's a secret recipe locked in a vault.

• It's a recipe that changes every week.

Why did the customer think they were buying from Pizza Duino?

• The delivery person was wearing a Pizza Duino shirt.

• The flyer had the same name and logo as Pizza Duino.

• The pizza tasted exactly like Pizza Duino's.

• The customer received a personal call from Pizza Duino.

What is the main difference between Arduino clones and counterfeits?

• Clones use the Arduino logo, counterfeits do not.

• Clones are illegal, counterfeits are not.

• Clones do not use the Arduino logo or name, counterfeits do.

• Clones are more expensive than counterfeits.

Where should you buy Arduino boards to ensure authenticity?

• From any online store.

• From authorized distributors listed on the Arduino website.

• From local electronics shops.

• From second-hand sellers.

What color is an authentic Arduino board?

• Black

• Red

• Light blue with a greenish tint

• Dark blue

What should you check on the back of an Arduino board to verify its authenticity?

• The map of Italy for a crisp image

• The presence of a QR code

• The font used in the silkscreen

• The color of the board

What marking should be on the component below the USB port on a real Arduino board?

• 5X5

• 501K

• 123A

• XYZ