Can these universal programmers read/write more modern eeprom? If not, what does

[XOIIO]

Hey all, saw the (old) video on the $50 universal programmer, it looks pretty great, and they are right around that price: http://www.ebay.ca/itm/USB-MiniPro-TL866CS-Universal-BIOS-Programmer-EEPROM-FLASH-8051-AVR-GAL-PIC-SPI-/251290816206?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item3a82198ece

I do have a couple EPROMS, but not many other chips, the stuff that would be more interesting is being able to read/write modern i2c eeprom chips, I'm doubting these can do it, if they can great, if not, I am wondering that can? A similar program interface where you could read/write, see the data and save it to a file would be awesome.

[mariush]

i2c chips are very easy to read and write. Pretty much any decent PIC chips has i2c functionality built in, it would take maybe 20 minutes to write a program to read the eeprom and send it to pc through serial.
Arduino also has i2c and I think there's even some ready made example program in the Arduino ide to read or write a byte to i2c eeprom.

[Thor-Arne]

It supports the CAT24C32, only one I've tested.

Check the support list for specific devices.

[amyk]

I2C EEPROMs are pretty standard, there are a ton of 24Cxx devices in that support list, they'll all be basically the same protocol.

[SeanB]

Buy a Bus Pirate, and it will do pretty much any I2C memory out there.