> I'd push the ICD2.  It's a little more than $80, but so stunningly
> matches your requirements (and in fact vastly exceeds most of
> them) that I can't not recommend it.

There are ICD2 clones that are cheaper, but some might prefer a progger
with 'Microchip' stamped on it.

> If you absolutely can't hack the price, KitsRUs makes a USB
> programmer.  I think it's Kit149, but I'm not sure.  You can also
> try a Wisp628 or Olin's EasyProg, but those aren't USB driven.

Kitsrus makes more USB-compatible proggers. Just check my webshop :)

All intelligent programmers that I know of will work with an
usb-to-serial converter. If your computer store around the corner does
not sell such converters you can again check my webshop.

Wouter van Ooijen

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