=====n-PRO concept=====
====Standard series pros====
  * The 'standard' nBlocks 33x43mm form factor can support 
    * Both simple and complex use cases 
    * Microprocessors from Low pin count 32 pins, to higher like 140 QFP or even higher BGA
 
====Standard series cons====
  * Supporting professional development need larger pin count than 24 pins
  * The two 12pin 2.54 pitch Connectors can't support modular or Scalable development
  * Any not trivial use case can end-up to a mesh of cables and bad connections
  * The missing link was a good quality dense and low profile connector

====n-PRO====
    * Same board dimensions and mounting holes as the standard series
    * 240 pins connectivity spread in Four Hirose DF30-series 60-pin low profile connectors
    * Has backwards form factor compatibility 
    * Scalable integration in simple way 
    * Prototyping is Fast, Modular No cables, looks good 
    * Mirror connectors: To connect additional fucntionality like RF, Sensors etc.All the motherboards have these connectors.

====Host and Peripheral concept====
  * CPU boards are HOST
  * Sensor boards are peripheral
  * DAP programming / mbed-enable boards are peripheral
  * Development boards are Peripheral
  * Application boards are Peripheral