How does it show up if you connect HDR 2 to a BV7 and play something from it?

I think this is of the US BV7 40 which is supposed to have a white over the red display that the Euro BV 7 have.

You will need a "Stereo Bluetooth" enable device. (A2DP). I googled it an it seems that Apple doesnt do that yet http://forums.macnn.com/90/mac-os-x/296533/os-x-a2dp-advanced-audio-distribution/ You may want to search some more but why would you not want to use an airport express?

>>B&O aren't going to produce two different versions of the same TV<< They did that before though with the Avant. There are significant differences between standards for Europe and US. The economy of scale for the US might be achieved by using the BS3. Everything that we head sofar says that the US BV7 will have the full BS3 functionality

So Alex, since you know both would you choose the BV7 or pay up for the BV4 42" promo package with a BC2 stacked on top? Is it worth the increased price to you?

Hmmmm ... Remembering the problems that people had in the past with upgrading their units which even involved replacing it I would probably skip buying a used beoport unless the software is reasonable close to current or you have a real good dealer relationship. Or the price is low. Just my 2 cents .... JK

If I recall correct the BS3000 with the small clamper is not ready for netmusic. Since the BV7 acts as a videomaster in your setup I believe it would not show the Netmusic. If you are running a PC with Beoplayer I believe you can set the beoport to become an audio master, with BM Link though that is not possible. The BS3000 is upgradeable though. Did

>>Same number of connections and BS3, same picture improvments, same sound connections, same cinema capabilities<< Then I highly doubt that Europe will see the same. An improved chassis over there, maybe. A full blown BS3 no way at the same price point that they have now. JK

With the weak $ this is highly doubtfull. If you can shop in a no sales tax state that might do the trick. Cheers JK

Ich bin mir net ganz sicher aber dachte die B&O Empfehlung ist rechts vom linken Lautsprecher. Wenn Du nur zum 5.1 DVD schauen den Lab 2 hast, denk ich kann hinterm sofa sehr interessant sein weil Du dann unter Umstaenden die Vibrationen fuehlst wenns im Movie richtig grummelt. Fuer Musik denk ich waer das ein Fehler, ich hab ich nach etwas hin