All I can say is that the audio of Notebooks has improved out of sight
particularly for Windows machines over the last year.
I bought my first HP Notebook a year ago which contained some Altec
Lansing speakers and I thought they were brilliant!
Just got my new HP Notebook earlier this week - testing the email using
Thudnerbird with it now <smile> - and the speakers - whatever they are -
sound even better again.
The Notebook has the standard configuration for audio which seems to be
on all HP Notebooks - certainly the 2 machines I have here -, dual
headphones out and a microphone in, time to attach another iMic me
things <smile>.
On the older HP Notebook I used a PCI sound card, this new model has
dumped the PCI card slot in favor of an extra USB port.
Not complaining as all the USB ports on this machine are USB 3.0.
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