[quote user="joeyboygolf"] .... develop and bring to market, the next generation of "must have" products and that will NOT be achieved by the " of the "captains chair" alone! [/quote] Of course but to do this B&o need to set up a stable financial foundation. Therefore products like BS8 and other "simple"

"B&O always used to be 'space-age' and cutting edge with its design and function (think sliding doors, etc). When are they going to go back to having the 'wow' factor? At the moment everything is sort of becoming 'MOTS'....." I will take up this question from jonathan and continue While everyone is moving away from

Nice and simple speaker. Design by Anders Hermansen, the creator of the BS 5 and Earsets. :)

1) the new ipad is at the bottom actually very thin. just a small line... A) the BS8 needs a suction knob or B) Airplay inside

very average customers ...and the Eiffel Tower in the background looks also very average .

I think its more a "headband" and the round elements are not headphones and theyre placed next to the ears ,to hold the glasses on the head. Yeah Tron : Legacy 3D is the next level.

[quote user="mbee"] The 3D glasses are ugly, big, heavy and boring : a standard chinese design... Loewe has gone the same way with its 3D glasses. It seems that high end manufacturers don't have enough money to make cool 3D glasses. Actually, the best active 3D glasses I've tried are the new bluetooth from Samsung : very light, and

tonight pray for japan.

[quote user="Guy1680"] In the recent film 'The Mechanic', there is definitely a Beo 4 used and I think that there is a B&O TV as well however I am not 100%. [/quote] What a sick movie with the Beo4 he opens a motorized sliding wall ,niceee.... attached to the wall there is Beovision 7 with a nice black Beolab 7.1. But as an audio