> I don't know, but do you really want to get a programmer that only does
> some of the chips?  I recommend you just get the PicstartPlus.  It's not
> expensive and it covers the whole product line.  Since it's supported by
> Microchip, upgrades will be available as new chips are released.

I'd have to disagree slightly with that - for a year or two I used a NZ$50
programmer and simple text editor/assembler just for C84/F84. Nothing
fancy, but it got me started until I could afford/justify a PSP, which as
you
say, with MPLAB, is a very good entry level system

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