Trading of Spyker's stock has just been interrupted at the Amsterdam stock exchange, for what it's worth...

[quote user="joeyboygolf"] You didn't miss much as most of the questions were avoided by 3 people who were way out of their comfort zone! [/quote] Yeah, it was a bit funny at times But not all of the questions were that great, either. Like the last guy going on an on about a figure on the report that he couldn't understand... what

[quote user="dilznik"] [quote user="tournedos"] turnover down to DKK 1,234 m from last year's 1,533 m result before tax -100 m against -210 m of last year [/quote] Soooooo... they've sold less but have greatly reduced their losses? [/quote] Well, being an industry is a lot more than selling stuff. Apparently result of the

Have you checked if there is a firmware update available for the 550? (The 350 has an Ethernet port for this purpose, I presume the 550 has as well)

Well, I'll just mix you up more The "1080i/p" and "720i/p" here refer to the video signal. The spec sheet resolution figures 1920x1080 and 1366x768 refer to the actual panel. The TV will need to scale the image in many cases anyway, so it can quite well accept 1080i (or p) and display it on a 1366x768 screen, as these are two

[quote user="soundproof"] But then B&O literally staked the farm on Betamax, naturally assuming that customers would prefer the best quality sound and image, when consumers went for VHS it almost ruined the company. [/quote] B&O never had a Betamax recorder. You're talking about V2000, and at the time of that decision in the late

[quote user="TWG"] Just found it and it looks realy cute AND it works! (see the video lower on the page) http://shop.earlyadopter.co.kr/front/productdetail.php?productcode=002002000000000547 [/quote] I love it! (and fixed the link for you.) This would be great if they actually managed to get a somewhat intelligible sound quality out of it

[quote user="j0hnbarker"] Here in the UK Mika the terminology is bayonet cap (often abbrieviated to BC) with two opposing pins that fit into a socket. Most domestic lighting in the UK has these fittings as opposed to the screw caps, though they are becoming more common. [/quote] OK, I should shut up about British electrical appliances since

'Bayonett' is a different thing, so I presume you mean the regular Edison type E27 screw socket bulbs. That is an EU wide ban. You may find some old stock somewhere, but new ones of that power aren't being imported or manufactured in Europe anymore. Curiously, this ban doesn't include halogen bulbs. E27 socketed halogen bulbs have become

Could be simply because of lack of production resources. The webcast of the half year financial report is still on, and they have been talking about having to ramp up the production for the new TVs (BV10 and BV7-55). If this has been a slow seller anyway, it may have been an easy decision to just drop it...