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   <p><img style="margin: 0px 5px 0px 0px" height="165" alt="X61T - speaker" src="http://mycapsules.com/sites/default/files/2008/08/x61t-1/IMG_0182_1.jpg" width="220" align="left" border="0" />This area probably is the less significant things on any notebook/tablet PC especially on small machine (&lt;13&quot; screen.) The mono speaker you see on the right places on the bottom of the machine around center of palm rest. On the maximum volume, you will be able to hear clearly if and only if you are in quiet environment. With AC on (or fan on), you will barely hear a sound--only mosquito noise you will hear. Although that's fortunate, it is not up to my expectations. If it's only a bit louder, I won't complain.</p>  <p>The built-in microphone is on the screen side. Its sensitivity is great, on the other end will be able to hear anything you said normally, but sometimes you will get an strange noise [like when microphone is close to speaker] when making a VoIP call. It's annoying sometimes, but acceptable. Odd things I found is <em>microphone jack</em> is not working as it should. In other words, when I plugged my microphone firmly, it didn't work. I had to loose it a little, then it would work. I still have no clue either this is the defective or the strange jack itself. I tried with several microphones which work flawlessly on another machine; the results were the same. However, I don't have time to send to repair center anytime soon. Probably right before warranty is about the expire, that will be the time.</p>  
 
-<p><em>For spec & performance</em>, please <?php print l("go on", "node/88"); ?></p>
+<em>For spec & performance</em>, please [go on](/review/thinkpad-x61t/2)