Microsoft Surface Laptop Teardown Step #8 History

Changes to Step #8

Edit by Evan Noronha — Jun 15, 2017

	[* black] Time to start pulling out parts!
	[* black] First up, speakers. What is there to say about speakers? They look like they're pretty good at speaking.
	[* black] Like in the [guide\|51568\|Surface Pro 4\|stepid=112649\|new_window=true], they are not exactly symmetrical.
	[* black] Just like in the [guide\|51972\|Surface Book\|stepid=113707\|new_window=true], there are two of them.
-	[* red] At first glance, these white dots appear to be water damage indicators. Upon closer inspection, they're actually port covers to contain ~~the Polyfill~~ [https://d3nevzfk7ii3be.cloudfront.net/igi/XZWeXagpIVJMGKCt.huge\|~~in the speakers~~\|new_window=true].
+	[* red] At first glance, these white dots appear to be water damage indicators. Upon closer inspection, they're actually port covers to contain [https://d3nevzfk7ii3be.cloudfront.net/igi/XZWeXagpIVJMGKCt.huge\|damping polyester filling\|new_window=true], increasing the speakers' bass response.

	[* black] Time to start pulling out parts!
	[* black] First up, speakers. What is there to say about speakers? They look like they're pretty good at speaking.
	[* black] Like in the [guide\|51568\|Surface Pro 4\|stepid=112649\|new_window=true], they are not exactly symmetrical.
	[* black] Just like in the [guide\|51972\|Surface Book\|stepid=113707\|new_window=true], there are two of them.
-	[* red] At first glance, these white dots appear to be water damage indicators. Upon closer inspection, they're actually port covers to contain ~~the Polyfill~~ [https://d3nevzfk7ii3be.cloudfront.net/igi/XZWeXagpIVJMGKCt.huge\|~~in the speakers~~\|new_window=true].
+	[* red] At first glance, these white dots appear to be water damage indicators. Upon closer inspection, they're actually port covers to contain [https://d3nevzfk7ii3be.cloudfront.net/igi/XZWeXagpIVJMGKCt.huge\|damping polyester filling\|new_window=true], increasing the speakers' bass response.