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- A subwoofer built into a laptop? I can believe a bigger speaker for delivering low notes - a woofer. But a subwoofer, by definition, delivers tones too low to be heard by human ears - the stuff that scrambles your breakfast in your guts. Are they really producing frequencies below 20Hz from a laptop?
- Posted by: kidtree Posted on: 01/29/09 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
Subwoofer???
kidtree | 01/29/09
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RE: (Alienware M17)
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