In 2008 Samsung manufactued the LA55A950 TV which, from what I can gather, was only available in certain markets. It used a locally dimmable panel. Shortly afterwards all Samsung LED backlit TV's used the edgelighting method instead, presumably cheaper to manufacture. I assume the BV7 is based around the earlier LA55A950 panel.

I'm sort of with Moxxey here - I don't give a Monkey's about what art directors, movie stars, rock stars, professional sportsfolk etc. desire/believe or aspire to. I'd prefer to see why "ordinary" folk fell in love with the brand - what inspired them, why they love it, what makes them pay more than they can reasonably afford

[quote user="Jonathan"] [quote user="Kokomo"] [quote user="Paul Winn"] I'm more excited about tomorrow's iPhone5 launch... [/quote] And now? [/quote] [/quote] maybe apple are becoming more like B&O rather than the other way around!

[quote user="folkdeejay"] Like the rest of the world, sadly...:-( apparently, you can buy an app for your current i-phone to keep you up-to-date in real time about how outmoded it now is compared to this months version. [/quote] Apparently Ebay are steeling themselves for the Tsunami of iPhone 4's that will strike as a result! I find it

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Oh Dear! Maybe they can do a shoulder strap and battery pack for the BS8 in the same colours!

Any plan to broaden the appeal of the brand is good. I only hope this doesn't preclude readdressing the pricing structure of the existing products.

Hi Kevin - nice to see you back!

[quote user="Peter"] Mechanically and soundwise, are the BG3300, BG5000, BG9000 more or less the same record decks but in different designs?[/quote] You mention the BG5000 which is a radial arm deck and many would say that it sounds superior to the tangential decks of the stacking system variants (5500, 6500 & 7000). (The tangential deck

I still like the MCP concept. In these days of DLNA, Netradio, streaming music & films etc. it would be nice to control everything simply and graphically from one device. Being able to drag and drop music or video onto the device you wish to listen to or watch makes things as simple as can be, similarly searching or navigating content libraries