When I was at the ASUS booth at CES yesterday, they told me that this computer will be available for purchase sometime this May.

I just saw and played around with this new David Lewis designed computer today at the Las Vegas CES show. The sound from the speakers was quite nice for a mere computer. Unfortunately, the polished metal surface looked a bit grimy with all those fingerprints on it. This "notebook" is really too big to be a truly portable computer. It's

B&O bringing all of their LCD panels to the current, up to date technology would be a good start. They should for the price they are asking for them!

Try mixing in a little lemon juice or carbonated water. The slight amount of citric or carbonic acid may break up the calcium deposits.

In my opinion, the BeoVision 10 currently represents the best value in the 40 inch B&O lineup. It has superior LCD panel technology and still gives you a nice surround sound processor like the BV-7. The BeoVision 7 uses older LCD panel technology, but offers digital image enhancement for lower resolution sources such as DVD and older television

I thought the Samsung LED televisions looked fabulous when I saw them early this year at the Las Vegas CES show. Much better than the CCFL backlit counterparts. It's a pity that the BV7-40 still doesn't sport this new technology. I'm trying to be patient. I just can't fit the 55 inch version in my room, or my windows will be blocked

What's up with the 120Hz panel on the new BV7-55? The smaller, less expensive BV10 has a 240Hz panel. At least it's LED backlit, but the BV10 is still a better buy for the money.

[quote user="Peter "] The BV7-40 will be coming out with the same type of backlit LED screen as the 7-55. It should re-establish the pecking order! [/quote] Thanks for the information, Peter. That's what I was hoping for! Mike

Both televisions look great, but I am a bit perplexed that B&O is still offering the BeoVision 7-40 with a 120Hz, CCF backlit LCD panel when you can "downgrade" to the 240Hz, LED edge lit LCD BV10. My decision to purchase the more expensive and better-looking BV7 has everything to do with B&O bringing its panel up to date. If they

I will be purchasing a BeoVision 7-40 (no disc player) to replace my Avant 32" in my living room later this year or early next year. Perhaps some day I will replace my Pentas with a pair of BeoLab 5 speakers. My old Avant will go into the master bedroom, and the Pentas will go into my exercise room. I can't seem to discard a lot of my vintage