@kdfrawg Just by using Fahrenheit you automatically get more degrees to play with than we users of the metric system.
Time to improvise. Found some disposable gloves, filled two with water & tied off the ends. They’re chilling now along with one of Mum’s wheat heat packs which usually go OK when chilled in a freezer.
Took a frozen gel pack out of my freezer intending to use it here at Mum’s place later in the morning. It’s 12:40 am now & I’m already experiencing some ankle pain. Mum uses fresh veggies, so there’s no frozen peas. No gel packs either.
@sumudu When considering such a machine the hardest choice will be which colour to buy!
// @kdfrawg
@kdfrawg The keyboard & mouse that shipped with the iMac were pre-paired in the factory, I just have to turn them on to connect them. The iMac came with a Lightning cable for charging them: as soon as the cable is connected, Bluetooth shuts off & charging begins.
// @sumudu @streakmachine
@sumudu Some Android tablets do support mouses, apparently. I saw supporting documentation to that effect with a cheap Android tablet I bought in a moment of weakness in 2013.
// @kdfrawg
@sumudu I'm using mine with an iMac. I prefer it to the standard Apple keyboard because the back is pitched up at a higher angle, the keys have more travel & it never needs charging.
// @streakmachine @kdfrawg
@sumudu Well, your choices are processor speed (1.2 GHz m3 & 1.3 GHz Core i5 or 1.4 GHz Core i7) RAM (8 GB or 16 GB) and storage size (256 GB or 512 GB).
Base model with 256 GB/8 GB RAM & 1.2 GHz processor tests as 6773 (Multicore) on Geekbench 4, which is line-ball with the 2017 2.2 GHz i7 MacBook Air's score of 6803 under the same conditions.
I do believe such a configuration would be most suitable.
// @kdfrawg