6 ms·
Surely it's "35C" only when powered on? Which is still a weird figure which is probably wrong because how are those products going to work close to a human body
by Erlich_Bachman 5y ago
Surely it's "35C" only when powered on? Which is still a weird figure which is probably wrong because how are those products going to work close to a human body which has a default temperature of 36C (when not excercising, when not in the sun, etc.etc.)?
- OscarCunningham 5y agoYour core temperature is that hot, but your skin won't be (unless you're in a desert or something). So you'd never be able to transfer that temperature to a Mac.
- Erlich_Bachman 5y agoIn the sun your skin (even under some clothes) can be much higher temperature than 36C.