Still no (Apple Lossless) .m4a support

It could be that the WMA file contains some kind of Digital Rights Management... A lot of devices can't play DRM "infected" files...

[quote user="symmes"]Where is it made? [/quote] In Taiwan... China was too expensive!

the software activation key is for the HDMI-matrix... it's been discussed somewhere on the forum

Nope.. but if you would have looked at the forum you whould have noticed this thread: http://forum.beoworld.org/forums/t/36903.aspx

I hope that's it not only Wifi... but also still includes IR

Well spotted!!! Mmmm no manual yet.. Specs seem to be the same too.. Hoped on a bit more resolution

From experience: more complaints with a BL2 then with a BL11 :-)

I don't see a use of a BL11 with BL1's.. as both go as deep. If you want more punsh for your BL1's then the BL2 is the only way to go.

Spiros.. B&O mentioning that the BeoCom 5 can be used as a VoIP phone is pure marketing blabla. The BeoCom 5 is as VoIP compatible as the BeoCom 6000, BeoCom 2... or any other analogue phone. To clear things up: The BeoCom 5 has the ability to have 2 normal PSTN lines. So.. If you use an ATA (analogue telephone adapter) then it can be used in a