I was finally able to purchase a MacBook Air which means no Beosound 5 for me at least for the coming year. Apple was first to wow me.

....mr anders(son): soundproof: ....mr anders(son): you can see them in iTunes too I don't think so. Probably their way of pushing Apple TV. It's confirmed that Apple TV will be able to download HD+5.1 Dolby, but for iTunes (also on the Apple site) there is no mention of HD. And this thread goes into the same: http://forums.macrumors.com/showthread

The wow effect is that I have been trying to buy the MacBookair for over an hour and can't get through to the Apple Store. I think their network has been overwhelmed.

I know I am not answering your question but I wanted to add this information about HD ACC encoding that is coming. http://www.macworld.com/article/131447/2008/01/hdaac.html

It is definitively true that Czech engineering and manufacturing has always been first rate. Unfortunately during the Soviet days, the entire Czech economy was nationalized resulting in stifled engineering and manufacturing by western standards. This of course has changed dramatically.

Thanks for starting this subject. The most I have ever found on this is from Ultraaudio: The Beolab 5 is a very digital loudspeaker. While it can accept either analog (phono socket) line-level signals or direct digital (S/PDIF) connection, it immediately converts an analog input into digital code via a 24-bit/96kHz A/D converter. The DSP processing

If you are moving to Canada permanently or for a long time, it would be better to sell the BV7. However if are in Canada for maybe a few years, I would send an email to a Canadian dealer asking about what options you may have. Although I have a North American Beocenter 2 for playing DVDs, I purchased another player to play Pal discs. Don't forget

I think it is better to wait until tomorrow. I'm sure we will all have lots of ideas and thoughts then.

http://www.leftlanenews.com/rolls-royce-ceo-sheds-more-light-on-smaller-sedan.html

Henry: linder: It will be about 168000 euros. I do remind you the title of this thread is 'Value for money!' You are right. I was trying to be facetious by pointing out there is a less expensive Rolls coming. Car analogies don't really work well with A/V products. If I were looking to acquire my first B&O system, I think the best value