Randy Glenn wrote:
> 2. Use the largest, most capable PIC that you're comfortable working
> with. If you don't do Surface Mount, use the 18F4620. If you're very
> handy with SMT, something like the 18F8722/23. It's far easier to have
> plenty of space to spare and be able to point out cost savings that
> could easily be realized in a future version, than to run out of code
> / data space three days before the project is due. Ask me how I know
> this :)

It's even worse when you run out of code space after 1000 production units 
have already shipped from the factory. Ask me how I know. ;-) 

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