If I were moving away from the Raspberry Pi 4, I'd definitely consider the Nvidia Jetson Nano. It comes with a massive cooler attached. Pi 4 needs a cooler whic

If I were moving away from the Raspberry Pi 4, I'd definitely consider the Nvidia Jetson Nano. It comes with a massive cooler attached. Pi 4 needs a cooler which will run you around $20. That puts you rather close to the nano in price ($75 vs $100), but the nano also has a GPU that is enormously more powerful and well worth the extra $25. Not needing special HDMI cables (or adapters) for the Nano is another money saver. The biggest factor though is support. Raspberry Pi has a lot of software support, so you aren't running into weird bugs here and there with nobody around to help. The Jetson community isn't nearly as big, but Nvidia's track record on their software support is generally quite good. In this case, they have an extra interest given their push for commercial applications and that the X1 sees use in the Nintendo Switch and Shield TV (among other things).