found this out on another site " Great info. Just be aware that the 802.11 b/g standard supports only three non-overlapping “center” channels - 1, 6 and 11. If you have your AP set to anything other than these you will still get interference from it’s closest neighbor channel, ie: 10 - high interference from 11 9 - medium-high

avforums should be helpful , they have loads of boffins over there that could help you http://www.avforums.com/forums/index.php i agree aboot the problems with connecting bno to the real world , we used to have the DIN connection to RCA phono hassle , not sure if that's still applicable ? plus i know what you mean aboot broken promises - i was told

unfortunately for bno , people DO know what they want the general populace are much more intelligent and discerning than they believe , good lord , what a condescending attitude they show their arrogance is outrageous ! with the internet it's very easy to find out aboot the competition's products and compare features and price here's a simple

leica used to make some lovely gear although i was a bit miffed when i found out some of their lenses were rebranded sigmas

that's not as crazy as it may sound they sell bno speakers and headphones at the apple store online who knows ?? maybe jonny ive is a big bno fan and will get uncle steve to buy him sotheing to play with ??

i've got an avant 32dvd and from the time i've bought it it's had some weird screen distortion problem the top and rhs top are all caved in - you can see it if you shine a light on the tv it doesn't seem to affect the picture - but i'm not terribly impressed by the supposed bno quality control if it does pack up , i'll suggest

ed7: the writing was on the wall b&o handled the transition from the analog to digital badly imho totally agree with that their attitude to built in freeview on tv's sold in the uk - their biggest market outside denmark says it all oh great , i'll blow £5k on a tv that in 2012 will be useless !

the ps3 is not only the cheapest br option but the best as it's firmware is upgradeable , not only via ethernet but via wi-fi no other players as far as i know support wi-fi and therefore you'll have loads of wires all over the front room everytime you want to update the thing !

i'd hardly choose pc world for my a/v demos why not look up one of the independent hi-fi shops in the back of what hi-fi ? grahams spring to mind for example

http://www.theregister.co.uk/2008/02/19/itunes_worldwide_bbc_confirmed/ interesting development