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  • Re: BV7-32 MK IV?

    jk1002: Since the BV7 32" is so painfully behind I would think that we see the new version soon, maybe with the BV8 40".
    Posted to General Forum (Forum) by xegoon on 01-10-2009
  • Re: BV7-32 MK IV?

    moxxey: I'll believe that when I see it - those specs make it better than the BV7-40 MKIII. No need for Full HD on a 32". I'm sure B&O aware of that, too. They are not better, are the same. The BV7-32" will not be overpriced with this new specs. Instead, 40" version will include BluRay player, and it will be no overpriced
    Posted to General Forum (Forum) by xegoon on 01-10-2009
  • Re: BV7-32 MK IV?

    The BV7-32" MKIV is the current version of the BV7-32". The only diference with MKIII version is the LCD panel. BV7-32" MKV will arrive soon, with a BSy3 based chasis, DVB-HD (where avalible) and Full HD panel. Maybe in four months... No BluRay players in this version (MKV)
    Posted to General Forum (Forum) by xegoon on 01-10-2009
  • Re: Which MK is my BV 7-40 - how can I find out

    You can order it to a B&O dealer. The price in Spain is about 350 €...
    Posted to General Forum (Forum) by xegoon on 01-09-2009
  • Re: Which MK is my BV 7-40 - how can I find out

    Yes, there is a DVI-I input, but for computers. For the HD (high definition) signals you need to change the DVI-I input to a DVI-D input with HDCP to see HD signals. This is one of the features of the HD Ready Kit. The diferences of HD Ready and (bad called) Full HD is the numbers of pixels of the screen: HD Ready: 720/768 lines Full HD: 1080 lines
    Posted to General Forum (Forum) by xegoon on 01-09-2009
  • Re: Which MK is my BV 7-40 - how can I find out

    OKF: What is the difference between MK1, 2 and 3 and how can you spot it apart from the number? MKI vs MKII: MKII is HD Ready. You can convert MKI in MKII, adding a HD Ready Kit. MKIII: Full HD screen and BeoSystem 3 as picture engine.
    Posted to General Forum (Forum) by xegoon on 01-09-2009
  • Re: Wii connecting Bv740 MKII

    For better video quality, use the YPbPr (component video) connection
    Posted to General Forum (Forum) by xegoon on 01-04-2009
  • Re: Have B&O gone mad with their prices?

    Jandyt: ... the yolk of an egg is, in fact yellow. Yellow?? I think the yolk of an egg is orange Maybe spanish yolks
    Posted to General Forum (Forum) by xegoon on 12-29-2008
  • Re: Have B&O gone mad with their prices?

    A bv 7-40 will need an stand or wall bracket adding another 600-1500 euros And, what's the problem?? Masterlink is outdated: your bluray dvd player will only serve the bv7-40 We don't know it yet... Upgradable? Maybe once but since you allready have the Blu-ray player Not only the BluRay player, infact I think this is not the most important
    Posted to General Forum (Forum) by xegoon on 12-28-2008
  • Re: Have B&O gone mad with their prices?

    Hmmm, well, i could buy: a 4.000,00 € Loewe Individual 40" DVD / BluRay player (about 800,00 €) a 2.000,00 € ROTEL surround sound processor a 3.000,00 € pair of B&W speaker (700 series) about 10.000,00 € for a top but wired/unintegrated/unupgrdable system. Or...: BV7-40": 40" Full HD screen DVD (BluRay) Surround
    Posted to General Forum (Forum) by xegoon on 12-28-2008
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