[quote user="d4vidl4ur4"] What does the move to 100Hz add? [/quote] More Hz?

Has this always happened or has there been a change? Is there perhaps a slight delay in the screen displaying the digital signal which would mean that the curtain had in fact opened correctly but for that sort period of time there was no signal to display? I'm just trying to think of an alternative to an actual fault on the set.

Bang & Olufsen stock market shares?

Thanks to all who've so far responded. Much appreciated.

Anyone any experience/knowledge of these light control products please? http://tinyurl.com/l3scmv

But it seems to be a great new toy :-) If that's the case then I suggest B&O enter the real toy market!

[quote user="moxxey"] Although I like the concept and functionality - and can see how it will appeal to many - I can't stand the design at all. Will never oust my Stark alarm clock. Also, as I don't have any other B&O kit in the bedroom, it's slightly pointless for me. The key point of having this is that it can turn on your

Hi 'Peterlem'. Firstly let me say I know absolutely nothing about the Beo 9, but offer my sympathy if something serious has happened. But, reading about the TV, I read this:- "After every 120 hours of TV use, a little sensor arm rotates out from the center of the bezel at the top. The screen displays a graduated gray scale test pattern

A word of caution Craig & other potential visitors. Clitheroe is only open 3 days per week. And to confuse matters, the actual days change every week without notice. It's what counts as excitement in Clitheroe!

.......if I heard you moping about like this I'd tell you to man the eff up. We're a world class luxury goods manufacturer that builds some of the most desirable and satisfying products in the entire world and if comments from a few sour pusses are getting to you then crawl back into the womb. I see you've attended all the management &