In response to this problem the designers of the Beocom 5 have designed a completely new clock (shown here in another thread) based on colored circles that is only available as a 12 hour clock. A 24 hour model was not developed because it was thought to be too confusing.

From Engadet web news site. Maybe B&O will make a smaller version of BV4-103? Panasonic unveils 85-inch plasma at InfoComm '09 by Richard Lawler , posted Jun 18th 2009 at 3:11AM Sure we'd love to see Panasonic mass produce that 4K 150-inch plasma , but so far we'll just have to be happy with a cheaper 103-inch HDTV and the latest model

So how do you make the Beosystem 3 to control the stand? Use software for the 103"?

I liked my Serene except when I had to manually dial a phone number. I would always find the number jumbled as the cursor jumped from front to back of of the numbers, made me want to throw it out the window. The rotary retro dial may look good but could not pass the ease of use measure of pleasure. The phone book is great but no one has every number

So then is system "B" their new iPod dock? System "A" must be an upgraded Beosound 5 with Video and NAS?

As I understand it Idealab was the software development group created by TBS to work with on its own with Idealand the existing product development department that had been created back in the 60's -70's for outside designers to work with inside B&O staff to model new products. Based on its track record this cut is likely long overdue.

Since this is the team that created Beosound 5 this does seem odd. David Lewis is not shy about his feelings for this group.

Shop Death plagues B & O By Vibeke Daele Bjerrum Last Updated wednesday, 15 April 2009, 20:20 The crisis atmosphere in the Bang & Olufsen offers now resonate completely out of the individual B & O stores to close after another. With the many deaths it will be impossible for B & O to achieve its growth target, analysts predict. Life as

B & O mobile - the grimmeste ever? By Vibeke Daele Bjerrum Last Updated tuesday, 2 June 2009, 12:27 Bang & Oluf's high-profile mobile phone Serene has won a dubious price. The phone has been cut to one of the world grimmeste of the U.S. magazine PC World. Bang & Olufsen announced recently that the company drop cell phones as a business

B & O Cuts down development By Vibeke Daele Bjerrum Saturday, 21 March 2009, 08:00 The difficulty of audio visual and group B & O has dismissed half of its innovation division, despite a rescue plan that includes many more new products. People are baffled by the strategy, but director Kalle Nielsen maintains its direction. There will be fewer