Thanks Rookie, I have sort of decided on the mac mini. Funny thing with my Beolab 5's, they can't be used in option 0, as they won't work with the syncro cable. They are too early models for that apparently. But using the Aux, and not feeding it, should let me control the Beolab 5's normally, giving them a digital signal to feed on from

[quote user="beocool"] Jensen Cube +1... Haven't seen the Beosound 8 in the flesh yet... [/quote] How much is the BS8? 1000 euro? Beek, I was disappointed. It might be a very good sounding product, but the design is way too off for me. It doesn't look like a B&O product. If I saw it somewhere, and didn't know it being a B&O

[quote user="beocool"] For me it's simple. Beocom 5 is probabaly the better phone and easier to use. the Beocom 2 is better looking. I use my landline not that often, so I don't care about the ease of use that much. Personally I would choose a Beocom 2. [/quote] Best looking one for sure. What I would choose.

Exciting indeed! However, sure the OLED technology will do wonders for TV' but think about that iPad, that you can roll up or fold into your pocket! Childrens books with video images instead of pictures, sure this isn't exactly around the corner yet, but surely will be. OLED is some amazing stuff. How cool wouldn't it be putting an oled

[quote user="Larskoelle"] Hi, Just my two cents. ad 1) Apple TV 2nd generation is not able to connect to a NAS but needs a streaming server like a running Itunes installation ad 2) Apple TV 1st generation only has up to 160GB which is not very much, right now I am running out of space because of all the pictures, music and movies synced on

[quote user="Puncher"] Have you ripped all of your CD's in a lossless format? You can start doing that now so that you'll be ready when you buy whatever you choose. If you're going to do it yourself be prepared to spend many evenings slotting in CD after CD! Still, it'll make the upcoming holiday season fly by! - enjoy [/quote

Please note there should have said "bump the Beosound 9000 into aux, not BS5, as I first had.

I have an iPad... And a bunch of apples... My second option would perhaps be a good DAC... But connecting a DAC to the BS9000 aux, isn't that a bit of a luxury? Won't the BS9000 do something to the signal? Even if it won't I don't feel good about feeding the Beolab 5's with an analog signal. Or should the best option be to save the

[quote user="koning"] 620 euro's [/quote] For real? That's not too bad!

Ha! A topic I never thought myself asking... I haven't been exactly BS5 friendly... Well new winds are blowing, and my wife and I have been away from our apartment since beginning of august, since a water line renovation started in our house. OK, this have sucked big time, but it should all be finished within a few weeks hopefully... So today when