My Vintage Collection in the Bedroom:

My Living Room setup:

The BeoLink 5000 was a cool remote when it worked properly. The problem was that they were very fragile and the LCD display was prone to problems. The Beo4 was a nice replacement because of greater durability, but the loss of 2-way control was a downgrade to yesteryear technology. I still have my BeoLink 7000, but after replacing its board, not all

That would be wonderful! Maybe the Mac would finally have a Blu-Ray player and an HDMI port, and Bang & Olufsen would be more technologically up-to-date. Both sides win!

Thanks for posting this. It was very informative. This may be my Avant replacement after all.

AppleTV is very limited in its movie playback capability. HD movies and any file type other than .m4v have a lot of difficulty playing on ATV. A Mac Mini will be more difficult to connect because it doesn't have an HDMI port, but will provide greater compatibility for movie playback.

I think you may be confused about what an "LED screen" actually is. Your BV-7 is an LCD screen with fluorescent tube backlighting - like the kind of lights you see on the ceiling in a typical office building or doctor's office. Newer LCD televisions have LED backlighting instead of fluorescent. LED lights (light emitting diode) are the

I'd like to see a new interface for the BeoSound 5 that allows it to connect to a PC or Mac for direct access to its iTunes library without having to use the big, ugly, expensive BeoMaster 5.... and do so wirelessly! I'd buy that for sure!

Maybe Microsoft will be able able to redeem itself through Windows 7 as Intel has with its more recent processors. That's why we Mac users are so quiet.

And it will look really pretty as it crashes and requires you to remove the battery, unplug it, and restart Windows.