[quote user="vikinger"] No warnings via my browser however. [/quote] That only happens after Google run their daily check. Often sites are hacked for many hours before you'll ever see a warning. Google check once every 24 hours at the soonest.

Absolutely nothing to see here :) It's late. Posted in the wrong discussion. Anyway, Beolit 12 is delayed until Feb and we've discussed it at some length. I guess we'll need to wait until launch.

[quote user="fishta"] I hope it's a bad picture because they look pretty ugly to me!![/quote] WT? My dealer was only telling me the other day how great they were and how they'd compliment the BV10-46 (I was intending to buy). They look awful in that picture. Maybe David Lewis' passing away is already starting to have an affect

[quote user="koning"] is there allready a higher software version? [/quote] Good point, I forgot to ask my dealer (they told me the 5 Dec). Mind you, what are the chances B&O met that release date? :) I'll ask my dealer tomorrow, if I get time.

[quote user="tournedos"] Installers (and anyone else) will also save about 95% of their time by using crimp tools to make custom length speaker cables instead of struggling with a DIN and a soldering iron. [/quote] But one side will still need a DIN as TVs etc will still ship with the older powerlink sockets? ie. it's not going to be as

[quote user="mjmedlo"]But it's not quite the building platform that a bv7 is. [/quote] If you can live with the old dark MKIII panel, sure. The panel makes the TV experience. You can't swap out the panel :) The BS3 part of the BV7 is only useful if you want to run other stuff such as projectors or a 7.1 setup. Most people do not (and

[quote user="obinna12"] i get Beolab 9 (in white) + Beovision 7-40 MKIII with stand (no center speakers) + beo 5. [/quote] One other important point - you need a centre (7.4) speaker. When I had my BL9s connected to my BV7, I went a few days without a centre speaker. Sound was very weird. Added the 7.4 (which isn't cheap) and the sound

[quote user="obinna12"] you have a good point there, in comparing the screen technologies. [/quote] Plus the old MKIII screen is a 50Hz (the MKIV introduced a 100Hz panel) and the latter BV10s have a 200Hz refresh rate. This really does make a big difference when watching sport or fast-moving movies (and most of them are fast-moving these

[quote user="obinna12"] Im considering a trade. i give Beovision 10-40 (5 months old) + stand + Beolab 3s +$2000 +beo 4. i get Beolab 9 (in white) + Beovision 7-40 MKIII with stand (no center speakers) + beo 5. Pull the trigger?!? [/quote] I was going to go the other way around. Move from my BV7-40 MKIV to a BV10-46! My opinion is that the

[quote user="malcolm welborn"] my dealer closed for a few days, how much are the differenr coloured frets for the above tv , anyone kinow please [/quote] £200 in the UK, I was told.