Yep the picaxe is a useful chip for quick solutions and prototypes. It uses a small bootloader on an ordinary pic allowing programes to be written in basic and downloaded through a simple serial interface to a mac or pc.
and they are reasonably cheap at about £1.50 each.
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Yes I see that, it is a brilliant idea and so simple to use.
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