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Ahh it's the Silicon Chip Magazine programmer. It doesn't program every PIC, just what ever it did when the magazine published it. Uses a standard USB to RS232 FT232 chip (It's cheaper to buy a USB to RS232 cable).
It's actually easier and more useful to build an ICD2 clone.
Just to save you the trouble of downloading all those .jpgs here's the actual article.
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