Hi Shakeel, welcome to one of the internets finest forums! I carefully corrected this issue on our TV via the geometry settings in the service menu. Let me stress... carefully. You can find the service menu for your TV in the user & service manuals section of Beoworld.

It's a touchscreen, it's going to have fingerprints. Live with it, however you may! Each to their own. Personally i would be wiping it often, it's second nature to me, and it's the same diff with the BS2. To be blunt though, why on earth did B&O not implement the same matt finish screen material that is found on the Beo4 remote?

Yes, well this phone does not interest me at all. It is relatively expensive I dislike the way samsung mobiles operate, too complicated!!

I just don't see the point in listening to music with a mobile phone, or through tiny speakers. Why not just listen to nails down a black board!

I've read on many internet sources regarding the latest Samsung mobile phones that the sole benefit of using the ICE technology, in the music player of the phone, is to conserve the battery (up to 90% less power consumption). Samsung quotes this It is also mentioned in this CNET review and this review. As you can tell from all the links, i'm

My mistake! Samsung claim to be using ICE technology from B&O for use in the music player feature in some of their mobiles to enable a 90% reduction in power consumption whist using the music player. I origianally got the transmitter information in a different thread. The info was posted by 'The Stig - ver 1.4'.

They don't use ICE for the sound amplifiers, they use the technology for the transmitters in the phones to extend battery life.

Umm i highly doubt that the speakers in the Serenata are ICE powered. That just would not work. I find the leather case quite attractive actually and i'm pleased to read that it's an included feature. These built in speakers, however, are going to want to sound pretty special, otherwise i see no point in this feature. p.s. IT IS NOT AN IPOD

WOW! Very ugly, but i'm sure they sound insane, it might be a good value purchase for someone with the resourses to strip the cabinets back to the wood and have them professionally finished in a nice lacquer. They definitely need the front frets on them too. What does everyone else think? I don't know alot about this kind of thing, but would

I came across this picture just then and i thought i should share it, it looks nice in this photo -