Using a MacBook Air as Knife: What Can't This Thing Do?
Or, 'The Greatest Thing to Slice Bread'
What can't this thing do, indeed—besides handle DVDs or CDs or support two USB devices, that is. But I digress.
Some folks in Germany have found that Apple's MacBook Air can slice through flesh and, more in tune with our sensibilities here at Serious Eats, can handle your bread-slicing needs [Google Translation].
I suppose it would come in handy if you're working at a cafe and are in a bind for a knife. I doubt this would void the warranty, but I certainly wouldn't use the machine to slather on butter. [via Boing Boing Gadgets]
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