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Really cool mosaic photo.

“The pur­pose of the Crunch­Pad will be very sim­ple: surf­ing the Web. Turn it on and up comes a browser. It will not have a hard drive or key­board, though users can plug it in to a key­board if they wish. It will cost less than $300, he said. The Crunch­Pad will be 16 mil­lime­ters thick with a screen of at least 12 inches that is flush with the alu­minum case, and it will come in dif­fer­ent col­ors. It will run on an Intel Atom chip and sup­port Flash, which the Apple iPhone can­not.” Even at $300 I want one.

No idea why you would want to dis­able resize, but you know if you want to.

“As first reported in Politico, The Wash­ing­ton Post had sent out a brochure offer­ing spon­sor­ships — a fee of $25,000 for one, or $250,000 for an entire series — for an exclu­sive “Wash­ing­ton Post salon” at Ms. Weymouth’s home in which offi­cials from Con­gress and the admin­is­tra­tion, lob­by­ists and, yes, the paper’s own reporters could have a quiet, off-the-record din­ner, dis­cus­sions to be led by Mar­cus Brauchli, the newspaper’s edi­tor. The­o­ret­i­cally, you can’t buy Wash­ing­ton Post reporters, but you can rent them.” Oops?