MacBook Air as kitchen utensil
The MacBook Air is thin, especially at the end of the taper. One might even say "razor thin." One user took the notion to a ridiculous extreme by using the laptop to prepare a meal, slicing shrimp, mushrooms, lettuce and other things with the Air's case.
It's not the first time an Air has been used as a blade, either. Rahul Sood, founder of Voodoo PC and CTO of HP's global gaming business used an Air in 2008 to decadently cut his birthday cake.
It was a gag for sure, but still...we offer No Comment.
[Via Gizmodo]
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The MacBook Air is thin, especially at the end of the taper. One might even say "razor thin." One user took the notion to a ridiculous...
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alansky
Sheer stupidity knows no bounds.
September 07 2011 at 2:16 PM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down ReplyI was going to 'test' this on mine...glad now that someone else took to trying it before me so now my Air is still nice and clean and 'lettuce free'
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