There will always be a market for top end music equipment, its just that that market is different now. If you look at photography and its revolution within the digital market, companies like Leica have never looked back, or taken so many pictures. Their co-operation with Panasonic have potentially given them a whole new generation of consumers, that

I agree with Paul as i also have seen the latest Samsung Tv's with a very fine silver frame, almost non existant. If the Beovision 11 is based on this technology with speakers like the 6 and at a "reasonable" price i might consider it. When you look at a Beovision 8, and consider it's looks and price compared to the Samsung Recently

Ironically i did see the Beotime clock that went for sale, but only at the last minute. I just couldn't bring myself to spend £250 on it. I ordered one of those turntable clocks anyway for £30 so i'll let you know. I feel so cheap and dirty

I'd prefer an original too, but as there are none for sale...........

Its still progress though i believe. Nobody wants B&O to be an Apple offshoot but to ingnore the biggest company in the world, in one of the fastest expanding markets, that is set to establish itself in China, potentially the biggest market is nothing but naive. New products, new age demographics and a potentially massive customer base should hopefully

For what its worth, they bypassed the Bose shop for and headed straight for B&O. And they think B&O doesn't attract a younger audience

I have seen a few B&O turntable clocks for sale on Ebay and just wondered if anyone has got one, and if so what do you think? Only £30 so not the biggest investment in the world but anyway. http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Bang-Olufsen-Turntable-Wall-Clock-/300584633266?_trksid=p5197.m7&_trkparms=algo%3DLVI%26itu%3DUCI%26otn%3D4%26po%3DLVI%26ps

Not the future but history. Why this fantastic, but little company is wasting its time inventing something the now largest company on the planet sells for £100 in it's shops is beyond me.

$199 is roughly £123

All new products to have an "I" infront of them