> I was surprised to see that you used either 18 pin or 40 pin, 
> but not the 28 pin.  I find the 28 pin the most useful general 
> purpose package.

Observation: the two commercial projects I did last year both used
28-pin parts (18F252), but I sell much more 40 and 18 pin chips. Maybe
because for a hobbyist (large part of my customers) the 'clumsyness' of
a DIP40 does not matter much, and the price difference between 28 and 40
pin parts is small (so why pay almost the same for less pins?).

Wouter van Ooijen

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