A Ukrainian solider has posted about his M1 MacBook Air stopping an artillery shell fragment, and continuing to work fine.

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A Ukrainian soldier has shown how his M1 MacBook Air has almost survived a direct hit from artillery shell shrapnel.

Despite the impact, the MacBook Air was not completely destroyed. As seen in the photos and a follow-up video, the laptop still powers on, with parts of the display remaining responsive.

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