It’s a staple food in many of our diets, and now pasta has been used in a rather unusual way.
Laplanet Arts, a designer based in Massachusetts, has made a computer out of pasta, and surprisingly it actually works.
The inventor posted a video of the ‘Pasta PC’ on YouTube , revealing the design and build process.
He said: “It’s going to be exactly as it sounds, we’re going to build an entire PC out of pasta.”
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The computer is based on the hardware from an old Asus Transformer convertible tablet, which Laplanet Arts stripped out, before building a new case out of pasta.
While the build is pretty impressive, rather disappointingly, what appears to be tomato sauce and cheese, is actually painted glue.
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And when Laplanet Arts finally connects the computer to the TV, it struggles to actually carry out many processes (beyond a quick game emulating a Game Boy Advance), given its aged specs.
Regardless, we applaud Laplanet Arts’ efforts, which go to show that if you put your mind to it, anything is pastable (sorry).
