Well thank you all, I will definitely look into these speakers now.

Well I am glad to hear the news jshoafstall. I am no high volume customer myself michael, but with an adapter that costs $30 I would expect more.

I came across a pair of used rosewood s35 speakers that in this particular circumstance are very attractive. The owner wants 65$ (US), is this something I should be concerned over? The owner said they are 3-way speakers but Im not sure if thats correct. I would just like to know what the general consensus was on these. Thank you all.

Alex, I apologize for the choice of words. I live in the states, as do a few others here on the forum, and it is just another saying for copy. We see a lot of look alikes, and it is very frustrating. In my opinion there are few products that can make you "individual" or "original" so to speak, everyone with money to spend buys an

Looks like an iPod rip-off as well.

Do you know anything about AT&T?

Steph, I have no information pertaining to the batteries. But you're inquiry to the batteries has me wondering about the serene battery life. I am currently deciding on whether to buy one or not.

Phil, I repeated only what Minneapolis told me. It is logical to me that B&O would stop developing new cellular products. The dealer, however, told me that they were going to stop making the serene, I did not inquire about the status of the other phones.

Luke, You have brought one of my other concerns about the serene into view, the motorization. Does this feature age well? I am of course skeptical and would like to further expand on this particular feature. However, I quite like the idea of a phone with motorized flip action.

Affineur, I realize the repetition and I apologize for that. The reason for me bringing this back up is because I was not aware of the f400 at the time of our previous discussions about the serene. I was assured by my carrier that the triband coverage should not prove problematic. I confirmed this by researching my current phone and discovering that