Toshiba Satellite U205, Portege R400, Satellite P105, Satellite A135

Courtesy of of harman kardon, the P105 reveals its suitability to multimedia applications with some built-in speakers that are far more robust than what's typically found in most notebooks. But their location on on the handrest could mean that your hands or arms will obstruct the sound (perhaps negating some of th fidelity that harman kardon added in the first place.

Another problem (in our experience when speakers have been located here)? Food. We've returned notebooks to manufacturers with all sorts of stuff embedded in the speaker grills (stuff that belongs in the kitchen sink)

For David Berlind's write-up on the Satellite P105, see his post in ZDNet's TestBed blog.