However, I can see the difference in the quality of the small details. It's a bit difficult to show on my photo's, not having a fancy camera like Ed but you can see the difference in the grey/white boxes a third of the way down the screen. The screen on the right shows many smal lines that appear to move whereas the Full HD is much sharper.

In the viewing room we were sat in rows looking at two massive screens. One was HD ready and the other Full HD. I have to confess, I know very little about the difference.

I took a solitary jaunt down a corridor and looked through the window at the far end. This is what I saw. Somehow, I can't see this becoming a future Matchbox Model of Yesteryear!

After we left Thorbens domain and headed towards the viewing room, we went through a central room where we had a quick coffee. On the walls of this room were many posters. I think a lot of them were of designs that students had forwarded to B&O. This one shows a potential "Mobile 2" and I think the strange contraption on the right is a

A warm welcome to all you new Beoworlders. In no time at all, you will become addicted, and there is no known cure. Henry, you are a superstar! Well done mate. Like Peter, I hope you have some pictures of your great day. Kind regards, Andy T.

I'm sorry but I think it's awful. Looks really easy to scratch my Beo4 and also my onyx table. Also, looks like something I made at college in about 20 minutes to hang a bath robe on. Andy T.

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120 fags a day! That is what this machine smokes. The colour of the glass is enough to make any smoker think about the colour of their lungs.

A Goat Voucher! Does this mean that somewhere, running around in Somalia, there is a little, bearded nanny goat called Peter? Andy T.

Stick it in your car CD player first, just in case. Andy T.