Very compelling at first blush, but I think it's a bigger thorn in Sony or Samsung's side than ours. Apple has brought convenience to digital content and little else. Innovation in sorting and retrieval is lackluster at best. Genius is only about as innovative as Amazon's commerce engine and flipping album art has turned out to be more a

Housecleaning in North America? Heavens! Why would we need that? Everything is great! No problems here!

What makes it so delicious? The tacky interface? The fact that you have to stand over and tap entries in with a virtual keyboard? It's total lack of ability to act as a user-owned content server? Are you the last person in the world who's impressed with touch screens? I don't get it.

It only seems to render about a dozen album covers in either direction. When you hold down the scroll it eventually shows blank covers until you let go and let it catch up. Better on the iMac than the Air, or course, but problems in both cases. Could be the software. Whatever the case is, the interface on the BS5 is much smoother. Doesn't feel as

Not impressed. Not just about the lack of ability to manage your own content, but even as a front end it's overly complex and doesn't seem to offer any intelligence in choosing content. Doesn't look like a contender.

[quote user="Puncher"] I'm not sure I could I could stand up in court and defend the DAC as "bespoke" or a "masterwork", nor driving a 10" LCD via DVI as "intensive" either. Having said that - you're in sales, I'm in engineering - it was ever thus [/quote] Well, you're right about the sales

I've had mine loaded up for a few days now and MOTS is just starting to take effect. If the first signs are any indication, it's brilliant! A little psychological observation, however: When using the unit in the store, the MOTS feature does not particularly stand out. I'm not familiar with the preloaded material and since the albums are

I'm pretty sure we've discussed most items at length here. New subwoofer, BeoVision 10, BeoTime, BeoCom 5, "Project 21," and all the updates to current products should be out by the end of 2009.

Yep.

[quote user="beobuff"] I would, however beg to differ with TE on the matter of price. His contention that a wired solution is less expensive is simply untrue in most cases. I researched this issue extensively before deciding to gamble on using the problem-prone BL Wireless 1 for two of my three link room systems. Given the obscenely high cost