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"Computational audio" is the technical approach Apple emphasizes in its audio products, referring to dynamically adjusting the sound field through real-time computation by the chip: first using microphones to capture the room's reflected sound, then having the chip model and calculate a compensation curve, and then correcting the output's frequency response and phase in real time.
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