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2010-09-29
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Yeah, and pointed away from each other, and typically only inches away from the face. The stereo effect works well, what's your point?
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2010-09-29
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2010-09-29
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2010-09-29
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In fact i insist on getting smartphone with stereo loudspeakers only which was one of the reasons i chose the N900. The difference between mono and stereo is so huge and can hardly be ignored when you play music, video and ringtones. People may argue that they prefer to use wired or bluetooth headset and loudspeakers mean little to them but i think that is absurd unless they keep wearing their headset 24/7. Having stereo quality speakers means better sharing of media entertainment with others. At least I'm happy that my ringtone sounds much better than those with mono.
Last edited by wongjemi85; 2010-09-29 at 15:33.