rockyroad55
macrumors 601
OMG some of you are dim. It's not a second speaker it's a mic ffs. Look at your iPhone, see it has 2 "grills" on the bottom. Speaker and mic.
I don't think my iPhone is an iPad.
OMG some of you are dim. It's not a second speaker it's a mic ffs. Look at your iPhone, see it has 2 "grills" on the bottom. Speaker and mic.
OMG some of you are dim. It's not a second speaker it's a mic ffs. Look at your iPhone, see it has 2 "grills" on the bottom. Speaker and mic.
Everyone appears to be arguing a moot point.
The REAL point is: how can you possibly notice (much less enjoy) stereo sound when the two speakers are within inches of each other? And, what about when you're viewing a movie in landscape mode, so that both speakers are on one side?
I'm guessing that's why they didn't make a big deal out of it; I'd be embarrassed to call that stereo.
Regards,
Tom
You think you'd get the stereo effect from speakers that close together? You wouldn't. And what about landscape use?
Also, two tiny, tinny speakers would not sound better than one tiny, tinny speaker.
Technically the iPad 4, as well as all other iPads, have stereo speakers. They have a left and right channel speaker on the inside, but only one external sound baffle.