Question about Dell-18.5" Widescreen Flat-Panel LCD Monitor-IN1910N

I just bought this monitor, and now realize it doesn't have speakers in it. I don't see where I would add them. Can anyone help? Could you please tell me know kind of speakers would work, and how I would attach them? Kind of defeats the purpose if I can't listen to music or watch movies. Thank you!

zouly123 wrote:
Thank you - do you know if I need a power adapter for it?
It comes with whatever you need which includes a power adapter and audio cable.

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Karl,
I greatly appreciate your efforts to resolve my
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No worries, Mate!
To address a question you posed earlier, no, my G4
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