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Just FYI, I've seen and heard a speaker looking like a tin can, sitting on the desk, perform very solidly โ and I myself was using Sennheiser headphones and pretty respectable boxy speakers by that time. This was ten years ago. By now any little standalone speaker can probably outperform one embedded in a tablet.
Regrettably I don't know any model names, might have to look for them myself sometime.