Any of the HD44780-module based LCD's should be suitable. You can get them in
1x8, 1x16, 2x16 etc configurations, and are relatively easy to learn.

You should be able to get a 2x16 for about $20 CAN, but probably cheaper since
the store I bought it from was kinda expensive.

Quoting Joe Smith <chopsuey1973@HOTMAIL.COM>:

>    Can anyone recommend a some what inexpensive LCD for a beginner to
> interface to a PIC16F8A?
>
>     Also anyone have any suggestions for getting an EPIC programmer from ME
> Labs to work with MPLAB 6.10? Is this even possible? I have checked google
> but I haven't found much.
>
> Thanks.
>
>
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