The ubiquitous computer did not even spare the Audio-Video arena, where realistic sound reproduction and high resolution video images are also generated in the same manner as business software are operated. The availability of CD-ROMs have increased the requrements of the speakers attached to it, almost music, not only video, but includes interaction, where the audience participate. Unlike in home Hi-Fi Audio Systems, where the listener does not participate. The only difference is that the space allowable where the speaker system can mount would be the computer table itself, much limited real estate, hence the challenge would be to squeeze as much performance as possible into a small sized table top book shelf speaker with high performance.
	SPECIFICATIONS Power Rating---40 Watts continuous power into 8ohms at frequencies between 20Hz and 20Khz with both cannels driven to no more than 1% total harmonic distortion THD + noise at 30 watts into 8 ohms: 20Hz-.3% / 1 Khz-.05% / 10Khz-.1% / 20Khz-.2% Power Bandwidth: (-3dB) 10Hz to 25Khz Frequency Response: 1 watt into 8ohms (10Hz to 20Khz) = 1,-3dB Dynamic Headroom into 6ohms: 1db Signal to noise ratio "A" weighted 40 watts into 8ohms: 80dB AMP Gain: >35dB Input Impedance: 10k Input Sensitivity: 40 watts into 8ohms-250mV RMS / 1 watt into 8 ohms:40mV Rise time: 5kHZ, 70v peak to peak square wave, 20% to 80%; 15V/us Semiconductor Compliment: 2 transistors, 3 zener diodes 11 IC's Continuous Power Consumtion, both cannels: Quiescent-10Va, Maximum-150 VA, 60 watts into 8ohms-120VA