Die neue Beo4 hat eine Art Joystick anstatt der GO Taste der sich Navigationstaste nennt.

Yes it does. But the screen in my iMac does not switch on. Everything works fine.

Hi Douglas, not sure I fully understand. Do you think it works as DVB-S for a BV7-32 MK3 upwards? Heribert

Dear all, I have the DVB-S module as in the picture and it should fit into BV7-49 MKIII+MKIV. On the Mounting handbook the code 1438300 and 1438400 is statet. Can anyone tell me if this module also fits for BV7-32 MK2/3/4? It should also be DVB-T but I miss a socket for it. Can you confirm? Thanks a lot, Heribert

aren´t you a litle bit off topic?

[quote user="Michael"]I haven't got rid of my home phone as I love having a fixed line and a mobile, maybe it's a luxury now a days lol. I also like having an answering machine. I have no interest in VOIP. What's an ATA?[/quote] You can use an ATA to connect the Beoline 2 to the Internet Router. It more or less translates the telephone

[quote user="Karel Uyttendaele"] An answering machine? Who's still using a landline? Dished mine 5y ago! What would be innovative is making the BeoCom 5 VoIP (=100% SIP compatible) without the need of a ATA. That would be a hit! Not only in the domestic market but also on the corporate market! [/quote] What I miss with the BEOCOM 5 is

why do not you go for a BV8? Should be in your budget and is a modern set. Very good picture and sound - far better than everything you know from other brands.

Actually I do not really care if B&O products are build in Denmark or in czech republic as long as they are of good quality and are B&O. In Dk labor costs are at least 3times higher then in CZ, so it is very reasonable to produce there. B&O is special because of Design, quality and features. Being "danish" is not a relevant product

Wikipedia has an interesting site for the different twisted pair cables: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Twisted_pair