Speakers and Sound quality?

close to buying the 13.3" mba
from the photos i can't see where the speakers are located?
and compared to say the latest mbp 15", how does the sound quality compare?
anybody can help here?

ashhast wrote:
close to buying the 13.3" mba
from the photos i can't see where the speakers are located?
and compared to say the latest mbp 15", how does the sound quality compare?
anybody can help here?
Speakers are located under the keyboard, two of them for stereo output. Sound quality is pretty close to MBP. I HAD the i7 MBP, just sold it!

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