There are many languages missing. I am sure Asian languages will happen soon.

Maybe as the electrons came across the Atlantic, they were jumbled. I thought this forum is about a common interest in Bang & Olufsen products. Instead its sounds like a religious or political discussion which usually nobody ever wins. I think most people are not enthused about remarks that are made only to anger or insult people. Not everyone likes

Steve, I read your answer with great interest. I live in the US and would definitely buy a switching box you are thinking about producing. I would love it to auto sense but it would probably be easier to have it work from the Beo4/5. I would prefer a "hidden-away" box because of all the wires. I would think 4 port input would meet most requirements

Yesterday the Beosound 5 and the table stand was delivered. I am waiting for the Beomaster 5. I am planning on selling my US version Beomaster 7000 and Beogram CD7000 in about a month. I understand the doubts about BS5. It is indeed expensive but I believe this is the way forward for B&O. Ripped and downloaded music are more than a reality today

They are waiting on the Super Hadron!

[quote user="Daniel"] [quote user="PhilLondon"] [quote user="avus17"]But do U really think physical medium (CD) will die out so quickly? What about older customers[/quote] They'll die as well... :-( [/quote] [/quote] An amusing answer for an amusing question. However Bang & Olufsen's target market does include

[quote user="PhilLondon"] Or you can use an Airport Express. It can be configured to connect to you Wifi network and route it to the Ethernet cable, that you'd plug into the BM5. The BM5 would not even realise there is a wifi network as it just gets normal Ethernet connection. Advantage of the Airport Express, It uses the latest Wifi norm

This thread is quite interesting to read and great fun! I guess B&O is exploring whatever it takes to improve sales during a recession. I don't like the gold BV7 but if it sells, why not? However I hope B&O doesn't do too much of this. They don't want to tarnish the brand! (pun intended) Imagine a limited edition gold BS9000!

bayerische: OK, so my question is fairly straightforward, I think since iTunes is now DRM free, can the tracks be played on the Beosound 3? According to the specification, Beosound 3 supports MP3 and WMA playback. I converted a DRM free song in iTunes to 192 Kbps MP3 which worked. That song was purchased in iTunes and was previously DRM encoded. I don't

Actually B&O's target market in the US is usually persons between age 30 and 50 who do use the internet. However generalizations about age just don't always work. I am past 50 and have used computers and the internet for a long time. I am also the one who in previous posts talks about the coming of the day when the CD players will be regarded