I wonder how well your average computer motherboard would handle being in a pressurized air environment.
Like your sea level pressure is like 14 PSI, and inside a car tire is like 30 PSI.
I wonder if any components would fail at the latter pressure?
@foone There was that thing about helium crashing iPhones because it did something weird to the MEMS accelerometers, so... maybe?
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The problem there was that helium diffuses through everything extremely easily. If you had a diffusion-related problem with air at e.g. 2x higher pressure, it would simply manifest ~2x more slowly at normal pressure.
