[quote user="Heribert"]The USB of AirPort Express is just for printers. It is not useable for audio. [/quote] Huh? Of course it can be used for audi o. With Airplay, that's one of its prime functions. Unfortunately there's no control as it's an analog output to the system. You can, however, control it from your iPhone or iPad using

They also seem to have forgotten how attractive wood grain is when applied to sleek modern products.

[quote user="macjonny1"] There are plenty of very highly rated non B&O TVs out there, and may even have better performance than the B&O TVs at a fraction of the price. [/quote] Well, that sentence isn't actually true. The advice to check out the AVS forums is sound, though. Many of us here either own B&O tvs only, or like them

No, Pioneer hasn't made TVs for some time now. One of their biggest problems was the inability to capitalize on the TV's reputation. They were, indeed, great plasma TVs.

Scottsdale, eh? Where are you located?

Second hand B&O sets of a recent vintage will still deliver a better overall experience than a lot of what you get out there. You could probably meet your budget with an incredible set. I could not personally purchase a non-B&O TV at this point having lived with them for so many years. My wife feels the same way.

Wade in I did. Wade in further I shall. My implication has nothing to do with an "operating system" Discuss.

The Intel partnership has implications further (and in my opinion, more exciting) than simply an OS in the televisions. The first implication will likely be seen this year...

I've never heard of this. What is the cause of the clicking? If the dealer exchanged the unit I'm assuming they have some idea of what the issue is.

I wish that this was good news in general, but I've been looking at the FLAC format since the BeoSound 5 was launched. At the time, there was an undercurrent of grumbling concerning the lack of support. But after much research it just doesn't look like a credible format for the main stream. The great thing about digital (or the aggravating thing