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Re: BV7-40 price drop??

koning — Fri, 30 Jan 2009 03:58:46 GMT

Re: BV7-40 price drop??

Karel Uyttendaele — Fri, 30 Jan 2009 03:49:46 GMT

Where are the Sheep when you need them :-) Or.. have they been served ?

Re: BV7-40 price drop??

koning — Fri, 30 Jan 2009 03:25:01 GMT

Developers would you be so kind to give us the specs!

(lol)

Re: BV7-40 price drop??

BMGHB — Thu, 29 Jan 2009 16:44:55 GMT

I think only the developers at this stage...:)

Re: BV7-40 price drop??

BMGHB — Thu, 29 Jan 2009 16:43:25 GMT

Are they?

Then the specs are excactly the same as the BV7-32 w. DVD because these specs are taken from the officisal specs for BV7-32 w/o. DVD..

But isnt there a new BV7-32 coming with HDMI sockets soon..

Re: BV7-40 price drop??

koning — Thu, 29 Jan 2009 16:33:32 GMT

Is there anyone who knows specifications for the up-coming BV8-40

Re: BV7-40 price drop??

Alex — Wed, 28 Jan 2009 15:58:35 GMT

Those are the specifications for the current BeoVision 7-32.

Re: BV7-40 price drop??

BMGHB — Wed, 28 Jan 2009 11:06:12 GMT

oki doki..

Enjoy ;)

CTV
Cabinet finish	Glass, aluminium and soft touch lacquer paint
Colour variants	Black, Blue, Dark grey, Red, Silver
Mains voltage range	220-240VAC +10/-15%
Power consumption	Typically 152 watt/Stand-by 1 watt
Terminal	Beo4 (to be ordered separately)
Diagonal picture size	32”
Aspect ratio	16:9
Contrast ratio	Typically 2000:1
Resolution	1366 x 768 (WXGA)
Display colours	16,7 million
VisionClear	Adaptive black Digital Adaptive Dynamic Luminance Peaking Digital Adaptive Noise Reduction Blue Stretch Digital Colour Transient Improvement Motion Compensated Film Mode Comb Filter Vertical Peaking Automatic Picture Control
Luminance of white	Typically 500 cd/m2
Response time	Typically 8 msec
Viewing angle	Typically +/-89 degrees both vertical and horizontal
Contrast screen	Anti-reflex coated
HD-ready	Yes
Formats	Format 1 : 16:9 Panorama + soft scroll 15:9 Panorama + soft scroll 4:3 (only active via setup in service menu) Format 2 : Letterbox + Soft Scroll Format 3 : 16:9 Misc Automatic format optimization via “Black Bar Detection” 16:9 detection on all Scart connectors Support of WSS (Wide Screen Signalling Pulses) from broadcaster
VisionClear	Adaptive black Digital Adaptive Dynamic Luminance Peaking Digital Adaptive Noise Mode Digital Colour Transient Improvement Blue Stretch Motion Compensated Film Mode Comb Filter Vertical Peaking Automatic Picture Control
Teletext	Level 2.5 Wide Screen Signalling (WSS) Video Programming by Teletext (VPT) 9 memory pages per programme 17 teletext languages in 7 groups Group 0 English, German, Swedish, Italian, French, Spanish/Portuguese, Czech/Slovak Group 1 Polish, German, Swedish, Italian, French, Serbo-Croatian, Czech/Slovak, Romanian Group 2 English, German, Swedish, Italian, French, Spanish/Portuguese, Turkish Group 3 (Russian) English, Russian, Estonian, Czech/Slovak, German, Lithuanian/Lettish, Ukrainian Group 4 (Greece) English, German, Swedish, Italian, French, Spanish/Portuguese, Turkish, Greek Group 5 (Arabic) English, Arabic, French Group 6 (Hebrew) English, Hebrew, Arabic
Options	1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6
Tuning	99 programmes, autotune, programme move and automatic naming
Tuner range	45-860 MHz
Tv programmes	99
Stereo decoders	A2 + Nicam
Menu languages	English Danish Dutch Spanish Italian German French Swedish
PIN-code protection	Yes
Loudspeakers:	Optional
Types	BeoLab 7-1 (Type 6210/6212) depending on market BeoLab 7-4 (Type 6215/6216) depending on market For more technical details see Tech.Spec. for BeoLab 7-1 and Beolab 7-4
System modulator:
Frequency range	471,25-855,25MHz (in 1MHz step) Dual side band
Audio	Mono FM sound system G : 5,5MHz (depending on setup) FM sound system I : 6MHz (depending on setup)
Connection	1 x 75 ohms aerial male
Dolby® Digital Decoder:	Standard (always mounted)
Decoding capabilities	Dolby Digital 5.1 channel decoding DTS 5.1 channel decoding
Sound modes (Speaker)	1, 2, 3, 4, 5
Connections :	5 x Power link
Set-top Box Controller:
Controlling boxes with Beo4	Supported boxes : See list at Bang & Olufsen Retail System (via internet).
Connection (STB)	4 x 3,5 mm jack

Connections


TV Input	1 x 75 ohms aerial female
Output Modulator	1 x 75 ohms aerial male
Scart	AV1 CVBS in/out, RGB in, Y/C in (automatic Y/C detect, automatic 16:9 sense (pin 8), B&O AVL (2 way)) AV2 CVBS in/out, RGB in, Y/C in (automatic Y/C detect, automatic 16:9 sense (pin 8), B&O AVL (1 way)) AV3 CVBS in, RGB in, (automatic 16:9 sense (pin 8), B&O AVL (1 way))
PC input	DVI-I connector female HDCP is supported if used as HD input
Camcorder/Auxiliary	1 x phono video in 1 x phono audio right in 1 x phono audio left in Auto detection on video signal
S-Video (S-VHS)
Headphone	1 x 3,5 mm jack
Dolby® Digital - External BeoLab speakers - Digital audio input	5 x Power link
Satellite module (DVB-S) (optional)	1 x F-connector female 1 x DSUB 9 female (only for DVB module software update)
STB-Controller output	4 x 3,5mm jack
System Modulator	1 x 75 ohms aerial male

Digital audio inputs	4 x phono
BeoLink®	1 x Master link connector
BeoLink® video distribution
External BeoLab speakers
Motorised stand operation	1 x 5 pole DIN connector
Projector output	1 x DSUB 15 pin female VGA
1650 x 750p @ 50Hz (active: 1280x720); (720p 50Hz)
Pixel clock	74.25 MHz
Line frequency	37500 Hz
H-sync polarization	negative
H-sync length	128 pixels
V-sync. polarization	negative
V-sync. length	5 lines
Used standards	SMPTE 296M-1997 converted to 50Hz VESA CVT
1650 x 750p @ 60Hz (active: 1280x720); (720p 60Hz)
Pixel clock	74.25 MHz
Line frequency	45000Hz
H-sync polarization	negative
H-sync length	128 pixels
V-sync. polarization	negative
V-sync. length	5 lines
Used standards	SMPTE 296M-1997 VESA CVT

External IR receiver	1 x 3,5 mm jack

Re: BV7-40 price drop??

jk1002 — Tue, 27 Jan 2009 17:28:18 GMT

I was wondering the same a while back. Only explanation for me is the BV7 32 was available to hotels without a DVD if I recall correct. So they had it all along, just not available for the normal consumer. Or it is much easier to just rip out the DVD drive then we all think.

Re: BV7-40 price drop??

moxxey — Tue, 27 Jan 2009 17:17:35 GMT

That would be crazy. The same picture processing engine from the MKI, first produced in 2004?

I think someone said on here that the MKV BV7-32 was due in May/June, but why would B&O release such a major update soon after the launch of the 'monitor' version?

Re: BV7-40 price drop??

Robert — Tue, 27 Jan 2009 16:11:10 GMT

My dealer told me that the monitor version still has the same connections as the existing 7-32 DVD. Therefore I believe no HDMI, still DVI. Although it has been said here that the BV7-32 will get the new chassis to be featured in the BV8-40...

Re: BV7-40 price drop??

hebo — Tue, 27 Jan 2009 16:04:38 GMT

Anyone knows how many times they changed panel in BV7-32 since the first one?

Are there any Hdmi-connections on the BV7-32 Monitor version????

Would like to see the spec on the one without dvd.

Re: BV7-40 price drop??

hebo — Sun, 25 Jan 2009 11:38:28 GMT

Is it the same panel in the BV7-32 Monitor, as in the one with dvd?

And what about the connection panels? Any news? Any spec???

Re: BV7-40 price drop??

steph — Sat, 24 Jan 2009 14:45:11 GMT

Yeah,

I'd like to replace my BV3 too but BeoVision were really too expensive.

Only a BV7 could compete with a BV3 (AR screen, DD Sound, ML, STB, VisionClear) but far too expensive.

Now, i think it's gonna be a great deal !

Re: BV7-40 price drop??

kawo — Sat, 24 Jan 2009 14:14:46 GMT

If this will be true I am more than happy to replace my BV3-32 in my office with a BV7! I was close to purchase a Sony or Pioneer panel and find workarounds for the ML integration. But at these pricepoints B&0 is not far off anymore.

Hopefully this wil be true.

Karsten