I don't care for Windows either but I accept that B&O will be doing most future development on the Windows platform. I like iTunes and Macs. I have been ripping music and sometimes adding video using iTunes to a 2 terabyte ethernet hard disk. I use an Airport Express connected to a high quality DAC which in turn is connected to the Aux port

I think $800 is the approximate price but the problem is they are not in stock and have to be ordered. I did order one and they called me about 2 months later saying my order had arrived. By that time, I had purchased an iPhone. I agree it is better to call the NY store about availability.

I have had an iPhone for over 3 months. I have used it extensively and have not noticed any bugs. There are some things I think should be on the iPhone. For example, there should be a way to save the SMS messages and also save photos sent to me by email. The new feature that allows purchase of music from iTunes has cost me money. It is too easy to use

The Oak St. store in Chicago is relocating to State Street in a historic building called the Tree Studios. The store will be on 2 levels and will include the Beoliving concept. I think it will open in about 3 weeks.

There are several real worlds. Although I can't buy the Serenata because I live in the US, I have been reading all the reviews and comments. When the Serene became available, I booked a flight to Paris and ordered the Serene even though there would be some problems using it in the US. I have an iPhone now and the Serene is the standby phone. To

Beolab: linder: BV 8 32" is not exactly the smaller TV that I had hoped B&O would bring to North America. I was hoping for the Beocenter 6 26" which I think is a much better design. A Beovision 7 32" would be even better but I am sure it would cost much more. Bill In Sweden the BV 7-32 cost´s 80.000 Kr. Inc. Beolab 7-2 or 7

TWG. You are right. Other companies like Microsoft and Apple are working on this also. The Beosound 5 will have to be a really compelling design and not too expensive.

Thanks for the info Joe. I hope we do get more options in the future. I also hope B&O looks in on our comments periodically.

Bang & Olufsen does a lot of business in large cities where people have smaller apartments and condos. I think in New York city, there are at least 4 B&O stores. You are probably correct that most people want at least a 32" TV in their living room but a 26" would be useful in the bedroom. I just don't like the design of the BV8

Very interesting hints. I also believe that CDs will disappear maybe sooner than we think. I have already downloaded music from Amazon. The sound is good and DRM free. However I hope Mr.Sørensen does not think people are going to purchase 256 kb MP3 music to be played through Beolab 5's.