> There's no need for LIQUID CONTACT, or WATER DAMAGE > to trigger the 'sensor' but just humidity, caused > for example, by taking the laptop from a well-

> There's no need for LIQUID CONTACT, or WATER DAMAGE > to trigger the 'sensor' but just humidity, caused > for example, by taking the laptop from a well-heated > room outside, in the winter. This is backwards. Water condenses on cold objects in hot humid rooms. In Winter the condensation would happen when you take the laptop inside, not outside.