During the winter season, outside temperatures can go down to 10 degrees Farenheit or lower.
Since many people carry their laptop computers to and from work each day, I was wondering whether exposure to cold temperatures can damage computer components or circuit boards.
My guess is that 10 degrees F is probably not cold enough to cause damage, and that any temperature-related damage is probably caused by too rapid a change in temperature (cracking as a result of expansion and contraction).
Am I correct on this?
If 10 degrees F is not cold enough, how cold would it have to be for damage to occur?