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i noticed you started two threads on this subject. please try not to do that in the future, as it just confuses things to have to follow both.
but, to answer the question, i saw a manager at a food packaging facility forget a laptop in the freezer for an entire weekend.
they came back on monday, and realized they couldn't find it. they started looking around, and found it in the freezer, open and everything. it had sat there until the battery went dead. he brought it back to his desk, waited 10 mins, and plugged it in.
started right up, no problems whatsoever, and as far as i know, still works.
one thing i did note, was that the outside of it was sweating while it was sitting there running, and so i was worried about it, but it seemed to be fine.
and that was a food service freezer, uaually far below 0 degrees farenheit.
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