Hi Folks, I just came back from my B&O dealer in order to give a look at the new 7-55 3D. I was surprise to notice a design difference between the 2D and 3D model. The BR tray is the same size on both, but not the bottom alu frame. In the 2D version, they have the same height, but with the 3D, the bottom alu frame is bigger. You can see it slightly

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I owned several Thinkpad laptop, from the time they were made by IBM and Lenovo and their second market value are quite high in fact. They are definitively built to last and their setup are very good. And just for trolling, they always have more than 1 usb port... ;) sergio

Hi Folks, I have the opportunity to buy a Beocenter2 with a Socket Unit: Type 2811 SW:1.3 and a Master Unit: Typ2 2802. I did my homework and realize that the master unit is a MK2 version, but the socket is a MK1 version. Is it normal? It seems that the system was built in this state, but I was wondering if it's mean that I will be able to watch

Hi, It won't only help as it is mainly a marketing infos, but I started a thread (and get all the infos, thanks the experts of this forum!) about the differences between a 6500 and a 7000. you can search using my nick. Sergio

Hi :) I am interested by the Beocenter 2. What is its serial number or MK version? What about shipping to France? Cheers, Sergio

Very interesting thread! Did you check if you have a network connector at the rear of your BV7-55 MK2? I am hoping that this TV will be Beonet compliant... sergio

And under the Beosystem 7000, you can have a look at my new NAS... a beast! Sergio

Hi folks, Some pictures of my Beosystem 7000 in white and a matching Beolink 1000 also in white : http://forum.beoworld.org/forums/p/40371/335783.aspx#335783

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