> So, considering the next project of mine and my background, which kind
> of uC might be good enough for me? Or atleast for starting out in the
> area, somewhere to put my feet and get the LED flashing.

I'd say for a beginner support is more important than technical
features. You can't go wrong with PIC or AVR, both are pouplar and
technically OK. Choose on availability, support from fellow users, and
tools (in that order). Price per chip is much less important, 10 chips
will probably serve you for a year or so. Do you have programming
experience? In a particular language?

Wouter van Ooijen

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