The Attiny family continues to grow:

The Attiny family continues to grow:

“The new ATtiny441 and ATtiny841 MCUs feature a very small 3x3 QFN package and 4 and 8KB of Flash memory, respectively. The new devices offer enhanced analog performance, including an ADC with calibrated multilevel internal analog reference, with 12 ADC channels on a 14-pin device, two independent USARTs with wake-up from power down without data loss, SPI interface and an I2C slave interface for enhanced communication capabilities. These devices also feature flexible clocking options, including a ± 2% internal oscillator with fast wake-up, allowing the UARTs to communicate without the need of an external crystal, and to wake-up from sleep without data loss.”

Cool.

Looks like in going to have to modify or amend my “how many pixels” rule!

You know Atmel did that just to mess with you, right? - grin -

Well. Obviously.
But candidly I’m also rethinking the practical limits of the ATtiny85. May have underestimated the generic overhead of Arduino applications.