> > Use a 16F628, its 18 pin, and its a flash product, meaning it can
> > be reprogrammed 100's of times over, and its the cheapest.

I think you'll find that 99% (if not 100%) of the folks on this list would
recommend the 16F628 to start with.  I know it gets my vote.

If you're put off by all the features and find it too confusing at first to
disable all the unnecessary features, then get the tried and true 16F84.
It's 18-pin, too, but doesn't have the A/D and some other features that the
16F628 has.  But, it'll get you started and there's a lot of code/projects
out there for the 16F84.

--Andrew

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