“The website specs for this laptop says Dolby for audio but the system says Realtek. Am I wrong thinking there is a difference?”

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• Hey, LT421. The Dolby Audio is a certification, if you will, for the system speakers, while the Realtek aspect refers to the system's audio controllers. Hope this clarifies and helps you!

  Answered by Lenovo Product Expert 1 year ago

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• Yes. Realtek is the manufacturer of the overall audio software. Dolby is a manufacturer of the type of stereo sound Lenovo or Realtek uses in their software. It's like using f.lux to control your computers screen brightness and color vs using Windows Display settings. Windows is the overall software and f.lux is a type of color software that can run within Windows.

  Answered by greg5x5 1 year ago

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• Thank you. So easy.

  Answered by Anonymous 1 year ago

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