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The original zero was a single core machine and the 0-2W is a quad core and it's 64-bit. The old one is 32-bit only so ASL 3 only runs on 64-bit systems. So for that one, yeah the 0-2W has a lot more processing power than the original zero did and also 64-bit. That's same form factor, tiny little thing. If you look at the printed circuit board it's comparable roughly, maybe a little bit. It's a little larger but not much than an old notebook ramstick and then you can just stick that in a little aluminum case and throw that on there. Or you can be even more adventurous than that. You could build a custom closure and stick the board from the UCI 80 and the Raspberry Pi inside a single enclosure and have something even neater if you want to do that. I've heard of people doing that sort of thing.