"This Looks Like a Toaster": TUT Laptops Leave Mzansi in Complete Stitches
- A Tshwane University of Technology student recently headed online to share a snap of the laptops NSFS students were given
- The laptop, which admittedly does not look very modern, features a handle and a tiny screen
- Many South Africans found the laptop to be a joke and were soon laughing their butts off in the comment section
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NSFAS students at the Tshwane University of Technology recently got the surprise of their lives when the laptops they were excitedly waiting for from the student fund program turned out to be quite the joke.
Heading online, one student who was given the option between receiving R5000 for study material or a laptop, shared the snaps of the baby blue laptop that admittedly closely resembles the ones made for kids games.
Source: Twitter
"The laptop TUT gives the NSFAS students that chose to get a laptop instead of 5k for book allowance," Sigujana_ZA captioned a snap of the device.
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TUT students and South African Twitter users alike could not deal with the toaster-looking laptops and wasted no time heading to the app to share various posts about the outdated laptop. Read a few of their comments below:
@underscoreurb said:
"TUT is not serious, this looks like a toaster."
@mohaumercy07 said:
"Those TUT laptops, hayi khona!"
@MamaboloKefilwe said:
"This is what Students at TUT got as their laptops, what in the laptop is this?"
Briefly News previously reported that a gentleman whose name is not disclosed is cracking lots of ribs on social media after a video of him fruitlessly attempting to prove he was a big smart guy surfaced.
In the super hilarious footage that is fast going viral, the gentleman amidst cheers from his friends boldly dipped his android phone in water that contained ice to show the crowd that it was waterproof.
However, shortly after the phone got in contact with water, the backlight went off and all attempts made by the gentleman to get it working again proved futile.
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Source: Briefly News
