I think that you're looking for the 8-pin, 12F675.  Don't be
concerned about the '12' prefix.  It has a 14 bit core and
instruction set.

Because it features an internal 4Mhz oscillator you can have up
to six i/o pins; or four if  you use an external (up to 20Mhz)
oscillator.

Cheers,
Andrew



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