Oh yes, I have long since learned not to plunk a new major upgrade from Apple into my computer. I spent two months fixing mail problems (of all things) on the Apple support site when OSX was introduced. But I'm also looking forward to it -- though I hope my third-party software will work without any hitches when I upgrade. Apple's had a tendency

This is how I first came across this, from March 7th of this year: http://www.htguys.com/archive/2007/March09.html It's subsequently been updated, actually answering to a few of the suggestions from the HTguys. http://www.htguys.com/archive/2007/October16.html That's when I got really interested. You need to rip your DVDs to the harddisk. For

So - I'm doing the first prep's for my new listening and entertainment room. Have tried out various loudspeakers and have decided to go for the BeoLab 4000s in the back, in spite of having BL5s in front. Yes, I know this flies in the face of those who'd like to have BL5s in the round, but I arrived at my decision by using my ears. I took

Clearly shows there's a reason why Plasma is more expensive!

Coolskin: Thanks for the link. I was interested in Kaleidescape but for my taste is was too expensive. Yes, I do believe you'll get a Kaleidescape feel to the interaction, plus more information if you want it, as DVDPedia goes on the net an retrieves fact sheets, stills, info on actors, behind the scenes, etc. Have just begun trying it out (at USD18

Without knowing any details of this installation, I wouldn't be surprised if the BeoSound 2 delivers music while on the road, and the BeoSound 9000 does so while standing still. (Or else the 9000 is just placed there, without actually being attached, for the photo? I doubt it could run without skipping while you're driving. But then it's

I have owned several MX TVs. Bought my first one in the 80s. Loved the fact that I could plunk it down at my feet, where I wanted to watch television. It's a mystery to me why B&O didn't put a handle in the back of the 26" BV8. The BeoVision 5 caught my attention when it came out. Beautifully finished - loved it with a dark frame. BeoVision

No, not a disease or a deviation. Instead an incredibly efficient way of cataloguing and retrieving your DVDs stored on harddisk. Must say - I was getting a demo of Kaleidescape the other day and wondering whether that was the way to go. (Very expensive way to go.) And then I came across DVDpedia -- which costs a lot less. You do need storage, but I

I had a girlfriend who kept eyeing my B&O installation and wondering whether we couldn't swap it for Bose. "So much more compact." I stress the word HAD ...

The Pininfarina Enjoy had a BeoSound 2 providing music, with the two riders listening through specially designed helmets that B&O installed the intercom and speakers in.