YouTuber, and certifiable “Macniac” LinusTechTips, has decided to put his 2015 12 inch MacBook Retina, through what most Apple MacBook owners would (and should) never put their prized possession. A tray of icy water. The tech enthusiast/daredevil’s plan was simple: use BlueTack to cover every accessible hole and crevice on the laptop, and dunk the unit in cold water, just long enough to monitor performance.

Looking back at Apple’s WWDC 2015, we couldn’t help but to take notice of three specific announcements that had us connect the dots, in light of a trend on which software giants may have already taken a lead.

It’s official: on July 1st, business customers will be able to order the world’s biggest Windows 10 touchscreen tablet, the Microsoft Surface Hub. The device will be available in two configurations and sizes. Its entry-level, 55 inches configuration, weighing in at 105lb, will set business customers back $6,999, while the more expensive, 84 inches version, will cost $19,999, and will weigh 280lb.

According to Microsoft General Manager OSG Data and Fundamentals team, Gabe Aul, The upcoming build 10136 of Windows 10 is capable of running software as old as Microsoft Office for Windows 95: