How to Buy PC Speakers

Don't settle for anemic audio from your computer—pump it up with new speakers. Here's how to find the right set.

"Tired of the sad sound coming from your computer? Buying PC speakers should be relatively painless, but to get the most bang for your buck, you should analyze your needs before pulling out your wallet. Options run the gamut from super-cheap, space-saving stereo speakers that sound just okay to pricey, bass-infused powerhouses that deliver loud, thumping beats. Since music lovers, movie addicts, and gamers have different sound agendas, first we'll explore the key points everyone should consider."

More here: How to Buy PC Speakers - Reviews by PC Magazine

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