You buy the MLGW from B&O. It is not on their list as it is a product that needs to be sold as part of a service, to configure it and interface it with your home automation system. You'd benefit the App only if you had a more complex system - multiroom + home automation system.

Where should we be looking?

Je te rassure la Beolink Wireless coupe aussi... malgré le prix

[quote user="beaker"]As the Ipad is now out in the US I thought I would ask what they actually are. Why do you need one. What does it do that an Iphone can't. I know it has a bigger screen but it has no camera or phone so what is its use apart from being a big heavy thing to cart around.[/quote] The iPad is something between an iPhone

I think it just depends where you put your finger, it seems the sensitive zone is a bit off to the top left of the icon. If you click on the icon in the center exactly it does not work all the time.

[quote user="Kokomo"]In order to 'play' with this app in demo mode, is it necessary to have a MLGW?[/quote] No, that's the whole point... [quote user="Kokomo"]and nothing else![/quote] No... there is something else... [quote user="Kokomo"]but can't seem to get it.[/quote] You have not tried very hard. Click

[quote user="matbkk"]MLGW and a Beo4 could control anything in the house which receive IR or RF codes ?[/quote] Beo5 is recommended with MLGW. MLGW does interface with a home automation systems to control appliances, but usually not through IR or RF. p.

You have an option setting problem on your setup. Are the MX and ouverture in the same room?

In that setup, they look fine. I tend to prefer the BL6000 on wall brackets: http://www.beofranziskaner.de/BeoFranziskaner/ProjektGallerie/Seiten/Alfter.html#5 (for the look, not the sound of course)

Well, if you don't buy a Beo5 but buy a 2000 euro MLGW instead they win...