Has anyone actually critically viewed a BV10 and a BV7-40 side by side? The BV7-40 is significantly better. Watch a film where there are dark scenes and the difference will jump out at you. The BV10 looks great for an edge-lit, but it can't achieve the same PQ as a back-lit, even a ccfl backlight. I can understand waiting for an LED back-lit BV7

From a dealer's standpoint: Yes, but not fast enough. To qualify that a little bit: I'm aware that our relatively small size prevents us from doing anything as fast as a major firm like LG would, but the fact that we build every part of the eco-system means that it's even more crucial that we stay current. Using a newer more versatile cabling

I would put the value between $10-$15 USD. I will offer you $20 because I'm very generous.

I believe that's the Bosscom dock. The real deal won't be out until the day after Christmas.

John is correct. I was simply (very simply) stating that I don't like how they sound or how they look. The forum was polled for its opinion and I gave mine.

Have you ever met David Lewis? He's nuts. I'm not surprised he doesn't know what's where and why.

John's spot on. While some would argue for the sonic merits of the Gallos, they are no better designed assembled than a pair of Yamahas. I'm talking form factor here. There are plenty of speakers out there that look radically different than B&O but still have a spark of passion and craftsmanship to them. These do not. They appear to be manufactured

terrible.

JK, This is an example of how B&O has miscalculated their market. The BeoVision 8-32 did not survive in the US because it was too little for the money. Despite their best reasoning, there was no hope for bringing a $4,000 television to market with one HDMI input and a 720p screen. The type of client who would make such a purchase will be looking

As a retailer, I'm not very interested in a new model, but more in adding sizes to the existing range. I'm also interested to the point of exploding in a scaled down BeoSystem 3 to control 3rd party screens so that I can offer B&O solutions to mid-market folks who've already invested in a Samsung or whatever (or cannot make the investments