Herbert Graf wrote:

> I personally have gone with the 30F series. They are a pleasure to 
> work with since you rarely have to worry about resources. The run at 
> 3.3V without getting a "special" part and they can be fast.

I'm not quite sure I'm ready to step up to the 30F's, but a lot of the 
more specialized projects are using things like the PIC18F97J60 and the 
like, so I'm starting to wonder if I should simply move towards the 
PIC18F line for all of this work since it doesn't seem to make much cost 
difference.

-forrest
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