Hopefully the BS5 will not give us the blue screen of death... I often see ATM and Airport displays that need a reboot!

The answer is Yes for all your questions... And for point 6... FM is not CD quality, so a not so compressed N.RADIO can be just as good. Regarding point 1, if you use the Lossless format, you have the same quality as with a CD. If you send the signal through SPDIF to Beolab 5, then there is no loss at all... Otherwise the DAC is supposed to be of a

There are talks that SONY will abandon DRM on iTunes very soon. So that is already 2 majors that do not have DRM on iTunes. Give it a year and most music will be without DRM.

Une fois que la musique est transferee de ton Mac ou PC, tu peut l'eteindre. N.MUSIC peut etre utilisée sans connection a internet. Par contre pour N.RADIO, il faudra un access depuis de Beomedia5. p.

The survey asks if you think B&O is luxury, if luxury should be priced high because it reflects high quality, because it makes it exclusive. It asks if you buy luxury because it makes you feel you can buy something that others can't! I know some people think that. Fine... but for be I am happy buying B&O because it is good and I wouldn't mind if anyone

...and I forgot... BluRay...

And Radio... and DVD... and Video... would like BM1+BC2+HDR2 in one! Thant would be good!

darioazul: Is the BS 5 portable? It plays non-DRM iTunes music. Does that mean I can connect my computer housing all of my non-compressed music and play it through the BS 5? I am looking forward to all of technical details and connection possibilities. How do I connect it to the BV 7 & its BeoSystem 3? Dario It is not portable unfortunately. You

I was just answering your point regarding the XP "problem". I would also like that the beast can play CD, DVD and FM Radio.

Medic394: The Beosound 5 is now on the Bang and Olufsen official website On the www.beosound5.com web site, but not yet on the www.bang-olufsen.com web site :-(