Alex: As much as I'd love a 70s car, I'm looking at a Peugeot 306 for my first car! My dad's had two (a GTI and a Rallye) and my mum's had two as well (a standard 306 plus a yellow cabriolet, eww), and they've all been very good cars (except for the yellow cabriolet, what a disgusting car ). The 306 is cheap, performs very well

Alex: It's not about the drive though, or the fact that it rusts... they had one in Life On Mars!!! I have thought about a Triumph, the GT6 would seem more sensible. One of my dad's friends would no doubt be able to service them (he builds rally cars, so he's pretty adept). Call me an Old Fart if you will but get something modern!! The reason

Peter: I am waiting for B&O to bring out a system for my Prius! Just think of the size of Subwoofer you could use with the Class D output Stage that drives the Prius' electric motor

9 LEE: I could send you some fake A8's in response to that! Lee

Beware of unscrupulous Photoshoppers!

Certainly, from the music fraternity point of view, Apple scored a direct hit when they bought Logic Audio from Emagic and dropped the PC support. PC's for music were certainly much bigger in the US than Europe but Logic had a huge following on both sides of the Atlantic as the No1 DAW application. Limiting its availibility to Mac only will certainly

Flappo The Grate: audi's may well be decent cars , but they utterly lack prestige or 'image' and let's face it , that's wht bno are ALL about you don't get a lot more prestigious and image conscious than bang & olufsen , not even apple can match them for that Sometimes theres a lot to be said for understatement and prestige

Audis are in fact very fine cars, if understated and quite the reverse in fact, I would stop short of buying a BMW because of my "would you speak to them in a bar" rule. This isn't universal and there are of course exceptions (Lee and others ) but I would suggest that there would be a significantly higher percentage of BMW drivers than

Craig: Thanks Alex, I will dig it out and take a look. My ex Father-in-law used to have an original Mono version of Sergent Peppers. Even had the original reciept inside, showing it was purchased on the day of release. Craig If I was him I'd bin it and get a new one - it's over 40 years old!

I think that, in the hardware sense, the games lies squarely in the speaker arena. All media is now digital (terrestial TV, CD, Streamed/stored music/video from internet or server etc). B&O have set their stall out with active speakers only and so it would make sense to me to incorporate the final conversion process in the speakers themselves as