Medogsfat: [ London isn't really the centre of the universe Isn't that California - or is that what They want you to think

Does this mean the LX2802 will not work when the UK goes to digital?

britops: How long do the batteries last? I had to replace the batteries yesterday - almost 1 year since getting it - though it is used a lot.

How would this be https://www.astonmartin.com/newcollection/showproducts.asp?category=Nokia%208800&Item=405 https://www.astonmartin.com/newcollection/pdf/Nokia%208800.pdf

Toubro: TEL: Brian Waddell: It's great at night just waving around my Beo4 around and all lights go off. You need the A9 Keyring - then just one press of a button turns all the lights off in one go (as well as tv and audio) - a really useful tool. That will only work with the LC2s that is in the range of the IR beam from the A9. The Beo4 can do

Brian Waddell: It's great at night just waving around my Beo4 around and all lights go off. You need the A9 Keyring - then just one press of a button turns all the lights off in one go (as well as tv and audio) - a really useful tool.

Does anybody have any info of this ? It seems strange that 7-40 does not have the same feature as smaller 7-32

Whilst I can select Menu (or yellow button) and 4 for Zoom x2 and press Menu(yellow button) and 4 again for Zoom x4 - I don't seem to be able to zoom into other parts of the screen - it remains static at about 10 o'clock position. Looking at the on-line user manuals, BV7-32 operates zoom by Menu/yellow button and 2 (4 on BV7-40) and you can

Just seen the itinerary for the visit - excellent, as you say B&O have certainly gone to a lot of effort. Only wish I'd joined earlier and booked time off work etc. Look forward to reading all about it, and details of any future planned visits.

Thanks Eduard, I'm unable to go this month. By 'The Farm' - I take it you mean B & O head office ? Do they often allow visits?