Given my past comments on this thread, I feel I should report that since the last software upgrade a few weeks ago everything appears to be normal. The issues (dropping calls, static, unable to register, and on and on) have all been resolved as far as I can tell. The speakerphone sounds terrific and I have come to use it very heavily since gaining confidence

[quote user="Puncher"] Not sure how being 10cm off the floor emphasises it's thinness. If it did they could've done it with the BV5 to mask it's thickness! I prefer the "close to the floor" look, it looks as if it were meant as opposed to just being on a stand. [/quote] I think that it emphasized the lightness rather

[quote user="burantek"] I can understand that... [/quote] You're going soft old man!

I'm surprised that people like the idea of reverting back to the low stance. B&O have been visually cheating the physical reality of televisions for years now. Making the Avant look like it was a flat screen hanging on the wall, for example. The BeoVision 10 is genuinely as thin and visually light as B&O have long deigned their TVs to look

[quote user="TWG"] The biggest plus? Not everybody is running around with it ;-) [/quote] Now why would that be?

It would appear so. I've been running it at home and at the shop and have not encountered any issues. I remain cautiously optimistic.

I took a look at one of them today at the Apple Store. It's beautiful with its aluminum casing. The HDMI port, however, doesn't seem to make it any more useful than the old video adaptors did. The nature of the machine hasn't changed. It's still going to output either front-row or the desktop and does not have a blu-ray player. That's

Edible telephones.

X-ray glasses.

Good luck with your room Clakke