That MacBooks Air are thin to the point that they can cut things, that we know since the first ones were launched, still in 2008. Now, some Japanese have decided to put the utility into practice, turning the machines into food knives.
That MacBooks Air are thin to the point that they can cut things, that we know since the first ones were launched, still in 2008. Now, some Japanese have decided to put the utility into practice, turning the machines into food knives.Have fun with the following videos, because I believe that you, like me and unlike them, are a normal person and would never make such a bizarre:
Shrimps, mushrooms, alfacenada price for Air.
Honestly, I still prefer to use my iProducts simply to look at recipes per a.
(via Gizmodo)
by Rafael Fischmann
