355f: the only products worthy of the B&O name that have been produced recently are bl3/5/9 BS3 and BV9 As we all know, for a lot of people B&O represents just a brand that makes technically outdated products at a shocking price, with just some aluminium and special design. With those products we were able, as beofans, to show to everybody that

David: The logos are 100% Philips. The entire unit is Philips apart from some minor tweaks to the user interface and the exterior HDR2 shell. Those hideous plugs at the front are also 100% Philips (hence the DV plug appearing to be a first for B&O - it isn't B&O). It appears that B&O did not put alot of effort into this product, and

Le prix du HDR2 devrait être d'environ 1500€ ;-)

kawo: An other interesting feature is if you feed a 4:3 DVD (Eagels Hell Freeze over) via HDMI in 1080p to the BS3 and can not rescale it to 16:9. So I get the anoying black bars on the left and right. I will do some further testing who is the source of the problem, my lovely B&O stuff or this japanese DVD player :-) No system on the market (B&O

Why B&O just rebadged and reclothed an old MP3 player from Samsung for the Beosound 6, instead of doing that with a new player? Now that Samsung has announced their new YP-P2 player, the B&O one seems outdated with its small screen : http://www.newlaunches.com/archives/samsung_yepp_ypp2_touchscreen_pmp_with_bluetooth.php

Go for the dark grey! It's really beautiful and stand out of the crowad os black+alu plastic TV's you see everywhere. And the best is that it will be the perfect match for your furniture!

Those magazines often forget to say that for the price of a pair of B&O speakers, you get a pair of speaker, but also the best amplifier possible for those speakers. If you have a golden hear and a lot of time to try everything, you can get a better sound with two speakers and a stereo amplifier that matches well, but it's not so cheaper and

Il y a Ridax qui fréquente (fréquentait?) ce forum qui fait des dock spécialement conçus : http://home.swipnet.se/ridax/ipod.htm Sinon il y a la solution IRTrans Translator, un boitier qui convertit les signaux beo4 en n'importe quels signaux IR, via une table de conversion que tu crée toi-même, vraiment

didier: par contre pour le BL2 en vidéo je ne suis pas d accord avec vous . il ne fau pas oublier que en 5 . 1 il y a en signal specifique dédié au caisson de grave il est divisé en 2 et envoyé en voie avant c est pr'éférable de le garder séparé sur un caisson de grave Cordialement Didier

Correct Philippe, for someone who is not familiar with PC, Orange is the way to go... (moreover when you live in a "non dégroupé" place) But note that Free is the only operator which has a totally French Hotline (Centrapel), based in France and with some people who knows the hardware (yes, there are some relatively good technicians