>>Why on earth would you want to go and use an 8051, when you could use a
>>perfectly good PIC to do the job?
>>Rgds
>
>Although I prefere PICs I was "forced" to use 8032 in my last project
>and only because I COULDN'T GET WANTED PART :((
>Supplyers in Germany are not very eager to sell stuff by mail, and
>local shops doesn't even bother to order some PICs, but Intel is
>represented on their shelves quite well...
>So, please if you know any supplyers near Croatia (lets say in Austria or
>Italy ) let me know of them.
>
>Tibor
>
>( tibor@mvsrce.srce.hr )

Hi,
I don't know if this is considered as unwanted commercial advertising, but
I think will be told :-), and besides, I don't work for them - just happen
to have their catalog lying next to me:
RS Components have a reasonable (?) set of PIC processors and development sets
(PICStart 16B, 17A and 16C, PICMaster 16B, Promaster, PIC
16C54/55/56/57/64/84, 17C42).

According to my catalog, their telephone number for Austria is 02852 - 505,
for Germany 061 05 401 234, for Italy 02 27 425 1.

Their prices are generally not very low, but they promise to send any
amount of parts - down to a single resistor.

In addition, I still have a few postcards for catalog requests. So if you
just send me your address, I could mail them for you.

Bye
  Markus  (bd24@rz.uni-karlsruhe.de)