I've not been able to follow the discussion, so if this is repetitive, please disregard. I have only one request from a loyal American Beophile: When if ever can we expect a small TV (BV 6/8 26" or 32") on this side of the world. Just one little American question? Thanks Lee and good luck. I'm envious.

You might want to look at Lintronic. It has perfect integration, flawless operation, and with X-10 installation could not be easier or more discreet.

I thought the BV 7 in the US controlled Apple TV. That's what my dealer said. As far as fast scrolling is concerned this IS a problem. However, after looking into this for some time, I believe it has to do mostly with the manner in which Apple has implemented this feature. It is a limiting factor, and frankly very annoying. On the other hand, if

I do. In fact I use the Beo1 to control my AppleTV via Lintronic. It works really well. The only function missing for AppleTV is Fast Scroll. I used it previously to control a DLO Ipod Dock. I think the design idea behind the Apple Remote is similar to the Beo1, but B&O has a much more sophisticated design. BTW, Beo1 only works with a certain release

I will alway regret trading my 2-way 9500 for a BS-3000! There really was magic to that system. On a happier note, I always enjoy discovering music. So can anyone identify the tracks on the youtube video referenced above?

I will support the call for "small" B&O TV sets in the USA as many times as it comes up. Come on B&O give us at least one small set. Please. Also what is "BeoX?"

What are the chances of meeting a Colombian here. I was born in Colombia, but have lived in the USA all my life. Good luck with the project.

My dealer has a new in store display with a picture of the new MP3 player. If they are showing a picture at the dealer, why not on the website?

Yes you can use a B&O puck as an external receiver for Lintronic. In this case you can hide the unit itself in a cabinet and leave only the puck (IR Receiver) outside. You can then place IR emitters on your receiving equipment for converted IR codes. It is my understanding that when and external IR receiver is connected, such as B&O's puck

I have no idea what Lintronic's relationship with B&O is, so they may know something about Beo5 that we don't. However, as a Lintronic user, it does more than just convert IR codes. In fact it does much more. It can receive external triggers from relays, x-10, etc. and convert them to IR. It can execute macros, and do other IR-related complex