BM5000 block diagram (ignore the red circle it's there to highlight some entirely different as it was used in another post)

Alex: The 7-40 will definitely outperform the TVs you saw in PC world, especially with an HD signal. ....and which TV's did he see exactly?? I'm not sure sweeping statements like this are particularly helpful

Daniel: Have had mine like that for eight years. No problem. The player is only 11 kg and two screws is more than enough. Bear in mind Mobey fitted the screws

Craig: John Foxx - Best of album. Sounds fantastic, just love the sound of those old analoogue synths. Craig Does it include the Saxophone version of "Hiroshima Mon Amour" from his Ultravox days?? Brilliant song!

saf: Why does Lee look sooo serious? .............. and does he need glasses?? He should go to Specsavers!

The link discussing the merits of various formats does assume that each media type has been mastered to take maximum advanatage of the formats full capabilities. An assumption that must be made if the test is to be conducted, but not necessarily true - this is always a problem when comaring different content via different hardware. I think the conclusion

See previous link (earlier in thread) to Philips Prestigo remote and operation with B&O devices.

Well at least with the logitech you get the configuration software and online help if your devices aren't supported "out of the box". My pal has a Logitech (although he doesn't have B&O equipment) and the help/support service helped him to configure his device for non-supported equipment (sending new files via email etc). He was

There's also the Philips Prestigo range, much cheaper still - see here for fellow Beoworlders reports.