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"  Most computer speakers shoot their sound straight ahead. That&amp;#039;s fine if you&amp;#039;re parked in an office-chair sweet spot, but moving from your seat can create an unbalanced sound, muddying your music and movies.  The Razer Mako 2.1 Desktop Speakers ($399), a collaboration with audio standard-bearer THX, address the problem by spraying the sound downward, using the hard surface of your desk as an aural mirror. &amp;quot;We wanted it to be as if you&amp;#039;re listening to two speakers in free space facing one another,&amp;quot; says Laurie Fincham, THX&amp;#039;s chief scientist and the Mako&amp;#039;s designer.  The result is spacious sound for listeners anywhere within about 200 sq. ft. And because the satellite speakers sit just 18 in. above the surface, there&amp;#039;s little distortion-causing lag between the reflection and source sounds. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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