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| Creative TravelSound Notebook 500 Speaker Review |
With the advances in technologies for laptops, you would think that we would have better integrated notebook speakers by now as well, but obviously that isn't the case. Lately there has been a trend to put speakers in the front of the laptop. For those of us that have this feature, you know that there is the good, the bad and the ugly.* The Good: nice when listening to music with lid closed.
* The Bad: its okay when watching a DVD unless you have your laptop on a desk.
* The Ugly: unless you enjoy distorted or blocked out music, you might as well forget about listening to music while actually using your laptop.
Hence the need for external speakers, but what is the sense of having a laptop if it can't be completely portable (something important to those of us that likes to stay in bed or sit in our favorite recliner)? Creative has designed a set of external speakers that solve this problem -- TravelSound Notebook 500. These are one of the few sets of speakers that I've seen clip on to a laptop.
Some would call me a bit of an audiophile. Whether it's catching up with NotebookReview.com, websurfing, or in the slightest chance that I might actually be doing homework -- I'll be listening to music. For me, the frontal speakers are just not an option for listening to music while using my laptop, so I decided to give the TravelSound speakers a try. Creative TravelSound Notebook 500 Speaker Review (pics) Linked by LT Hacker
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