If the BeoSystem 1 is available in Taiwan, I would say this, combined with a Zektor box for managing up to 4 HD inputs, would serve you quite well. I'm not sure a BeoSystem 3 would really be available as a bargain yet. (If it is, though, absolutely go for it!)

Ahhh. Sweet dreams...

Whatever fever was gripping the world has seemed to subside a little bit. I recall when the suggesting that there was no real benefit to a 1080p screen, 100/120hz refresh rate, etc. was viewed as heresy! While there may be some real difference, we're reaching a stage of diminishing returns at least with current content being what it is. The chef

I would be astonished if anyone got the BeoLab 3500 to operate as a speaker. The main problem is that it has onboard "intelligence" that would have to be bypassed and simply putting a wrong head on the other end of an ML cable would simply not work, let along alter the functionality. After all the times this has come up, if someone had accomplished

BeoLab 3.

1. For most setup, including the setting of a static IP address, you will need a PS capable mouse and keyboard. 2. I can't speak to the DVI converter you're using, but I would recommend you plug it into a standard VGA computer monitor and set up the display output for High 1. Then you should be able to plug it into your BeoVision 7. If the BeoVision

On a lark I attached my blu-ray player to my Avant and found that the image quality was barely different, but motion didn't seem as smooth. I can't say why that would be, but I would say that for many reasons it's not a worthwhile investment.

I saw this on The Onion. Sort of sums up my feeling for our "competitors." Funny no matter what, though. http://www.theonion.com/content/node/49414

I have to agree with Dave that the television is not the biggest concern here. BeoLab 5s in a 25 square foot room is like a Lambo on a sidewalk. I'm not even sure 9s would be alright in this room! As for the BeoVision 9, I'm not gaga over any SD on mine at any distance. Whatever official lines any company (ours included) may have I personally

Right. The speakers are sonically the same, just spaced differently to accommodate different screen sizes. I personally would have taken your 7.1 on a trade to make sure you got the whole enchilada.