Sony has been hooked on the trend of cordless power! With magnetic resonance techniques and lessons learned from the company's radio project they have developed a system that would put 60 watts over 50 cm. It is sufficient for the application Sony mentions: completely cordless televisions. The technology means that the transmitter only sends energy

Any dealer who knows if BeoTime can be light illuminated constantly? I have not managed to find that option yet anyway? And since many customers want to use it as just as a clock then the display must be light illuminated all the time! Regards

[quote user="koning"] What I can't understand is why they not uses array backlight [/quote] Why they do not use LOCAL DIMMING array backlighting is because the screen is only 4 cm thin and 6 cm with wall mount. Local dimming needs more space to fit. And Doc. It will have a better PQ than BV7 until BV7's go LED and when it does that

Många bra priser mellan 13-20% i rabbat fram till 28 sep. Kom gärna in och presentera dig så ger jag dig en extra bra deal om du är en medlem från Beoworld.

It arrives before Christmas, and can be ordered in November says B & O right now. And the BV10 uses EDGE LED panel lightening for a stunning picture!

Bv10-40 will cost 5608 EUR without remote control. And contrast glass will be an additional option for 665 EUR. Bv7-55 will cost 15,208 EUR including motorized stand and the Beolab 7-6 speaker (same spec as BL 7-2). These will go on sale around Christmas. And i think these two TV's will become very popular! And the Bv10-40 are count as the best

Yes it is PixelWorks not PearlWorks =) And it´s not just the extreme videoengine who do the job! B&O have their own picture algoritm also.. Every brand has their own picture algoritm, and B&O uses a algoritm that are in between Philips and Samsung in harshness and "camcoder motion effect".. Regards

Bv10-40

Trip tell us more! =)

It´s a Samsung BD-2500 Blue-ray laser mechanism pickup