Use a MacBook Air as a cutting board

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<p>I wouldn’t recommend this, but someone was crazy enough to apply a Zagg shield to their MacBook Air, and then use it as a cutting board to chop some peppers and a tomato with a large knife. I guess this is supposed to demonstrate how effective the <a href="http://www.dpbolvw.net/click-2339986-10770386">Zagg shields</a> are at protecting the MacBook Air, which it does, but it also just looks slightly crazy.</p>

<p>Video of this below, it should start at 5 minutes 10 seconds in, if not skip ahead to see the cutting board action:

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<p>I don’t know if a Zagg shield is necessary on the aluminum MacBook’s, but I did have one on my iPhone before I got an tough rubber case and it did the job to prevent scratches. They’re probably a good idea if you plan on using your <a href="http://osxdaily.com/2010/12/27/ipad-games-for-cats/">iPad for cat games</a> too.</p>

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