www.atmel.com

Check AT90S1200 or AT90S2313.
More RAM, more EEPROM, more speed, more peripheral, better price.
Two additional pins.

I guess this answer was inevitable!

> I'm currently using a 16F84 on my application, but
> need more ram and more data EEPROM space. I'm new to the
> microchip controller line.  I can't seem to find an upward
> path to more RAM and more EEPROM space without having my
> pin count go through the roof.
>
> Anybody have a suggestion what chip I should look at?
>
>
> --
> Anniepoo
> Need loco motors?
> http://www.idiom.com/~anniepoo/depot/motors.html
>
>
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