I have a few questions about liquid cooling and wondering if it is an option for a unique need. I need to be able to use my surface tablet outside, including during the summer when it gets rather hot where I live. I read that about 95° is the highest outdoor temperature to expose a tablet or laptop to. I need to push that temperature limit up by perhaps 5°. I am thinking that a fan alone will not work since it doesn't bring the actual temperature down. I am thinking about some kind of liquid cooling set up. The cold air coming out of the cooler would blow directly on the tablet with a fan. That's my idea in theory but I'm not exactly sure about a couple of details. First, could I use a closed loop liquid cooling system? And secondly, would the air coming from the cooling system be dry? That's probably a dumb question since I would assume it would be dry if it's being used to cool a CPU. Thirdly, is there any environmental or health hazard to doing this, since I would likely be breathing in the cooled air? And in the extremely unlikely case of a leak, where would the coolant go?