"What baffles me about the envore is, if it doesn't have AUX/line out how would one connect it to the existing setup? That would be beyond stupid not to have that." It's the first BeoSound to be based on the new BeoNet network, the replacement for Masterlink. To work with current link setups it will need a MasterLink to BeoNet converter

[quote user="Chris"] Anyone had the same problems? [/quote] Yep, same issue. Anyone see this yet? It's the "System Dock" It's in the Accessories section of the B&O website. Is it in the new cat?

[quote user="TripEnglish"] As for other items, someone could use their skills of inductive reasoning to draw some conclusions based on features included in the BeoVision 4-85. [/quote] 3D with hydrolic stand like the 103"

[quote user="Nasatron"] Hi, I am currently involved in a project at university which involves branding in relation to a products form. It involves me designing a 'what if' concept one of which is 'What if Bang & Olufsen made Kitchenware?' I'd like to know what kind of kitchenware B&O would design and why? Also tell

I'd speak to service or the store you bought it from. Recently I had software upgrades on both my BV4 and BV10 and for some reason both TV's will regroup the stations and list them out of order, rendering my icons on my Beo5 useless. Appartly a solution is on the way but no call back yet. Was also told it was somehow unique to Australia.

Not to confuse you more but another option is the BeoLab 10 on an after market bracket with the BeoVision 7 floor stand. I believe the specs and performance is much the same as BeoLab 7-4 but if looks come into play, IMO the BeoLab 10 is far better.

[quote user="Step1"] What good would a bit of automated movement add to the BS5 for instance? [/quote] Although not automated the BS5 is very mechanical in the hands on operation with the control wheels, thus having the wow factor IMO.

I don't mind it but it just doesn't grab me like say the Beosound 1 did when it came out. When the BS1 came out it had four appealing factors to it, design with great colours, great sound for a small portable unit, portable (pick up and go) like a little briefcase, the wow factor in the functions of the mechs of the disc and arial. BS8 seems

Although I do agree, there doesn't seem to be the need for movable parts in a digital age. No physical media, no movable parts. However there is the movable acoustic lenses in the Audis, AMG's, Astons and now BMW. I would like to see a home speaker between the BL9 and BL5 with a retractable hidden acoustic lens. The lens i'm sure we all

If you are talking about controling your PC with an app on an iPhone or iPod touch then use the Rowmote App. I've got it on my iPhone and iPad and can control all functions on my Mac Mini's in livingroom and bedroom. No need for keyboards or mouse anymore, or beoLink for that matter.