I actually love french cars. And, luckily, walking.

Time for a diversion... I figured since we're all music & video enthusiasts I'd like to see everyone's take on best album & film for the year. For me: Album: Everything That Happens Will Happen Today: David Byrne & Brian Eno Film: Synecdoche, New York

No bayerische, when you can't exercise a sense of humor on an online forum, it is your loss. I have apologized to offended parties. I see no need to discuss it further.

Didn't realize I struck such a nerve with the Harvard thing!

BS, I don't disregard you oppinion, I disagree with it. A minor distinction perhaps, but an important one. If you're easily offended, believe me that forums are not the place to spend your time. I feel like an oppressed minority most of the time just for liking a company I work for and I'm still here. You need a robust sense of humor and

Had any of you actually gone to Harvard you would realize what a crucial role sandwich pictures played. Seriously, though. The Sony is fine but we wind up in the same pickle we always wind up in. You say that the Sony looks good? Well guess what, I agree. The issue, however, is not what the frame looks like or even what the image on the screen looks

I really like this delicious looking sandwich I found on Google's image search. Haven't seen it in person, but I think it would cost around 4 or 5 dollars.

The only thing I've heard that even remotely corresponds to such a rumor is basically what Peter said, that the BeoCenter 2 will not be upgraded to BR. However, I've heard that it will be more like a standalone disc player at a "reasonable" price. No mention yet of what reasonable is nor what form factor they'd use (though I bet

Thanks Flappo! I'll have to buy you a second pint. (first pint was for the Richard E Grant avatar).

I have used a working one. None of the working ones are in shops, but this feature of the interface will not change. The HD on the BeoMaster 5 will act, essentially, like NAS. It's not so much a feature of the BeoMaster so much as iTunes ability to locate and organize its content on any available drive.