While you could, I suppose, work through this tutorial using just a microcontroller simulator, I strongly recommend that you have either a microcontroller training/development board, or even just a bare μC chip, assorted components and a powered breadboard. In addition you will need an assembler for your device, and optionally a C compiler that targets your device. You should have no trouble finding a free assembler for your chip, and you should also be able to find a free C compiler, even if it is a reduced-functionality version of a commercial compiler. You will also need a method of downloading your programs into your μC. The details of this download process will depend intimately on the particular μC.
These are the details of the hardware and tools used for each of the processor families:
8051-
keil microvision 4 IDE
flash magic flasher software
PIC-
mplab IDE
PIC kit2 programmer
Mikro c
ARM-
keil microvision IDE 3 for ARM
HTAG V6.0
Philips flash utility
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