How can I tell if it is mkI or II?? If dealer offers a "demo" version of a BV7-32 which has been in the shop for some time (2yrs?), how can I tell if it is mkI or mkII?

So, it is a good/ok/fully integrated system even if the HDR" does not have a digital tuner? Ease of use?

Hi, what is the difference and how can I tell what version a particular BV7 is? When was the upgrade done?

Thanks. Cheers! Sinuhe

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Hi, this was originally a private message for JK1002 but for some reason I could not post it: Hi,seems you and I are in somewhat similar situation. I also have disappointed when trying to buy non-b&o stuff. Because of many reasons.I also love Apple, but even their latest iMac is not a TV for everyday use (for adults, at least). I wouldn't like

If you have a DVB-T module (in BV7 or BV6) and a HDR2, it is obviously very expensive. I'm still willing to give it a go providing that the integration with HDR2 is good. I do not want to use "DTV" button for Tv and "V.Aux" in the list for external box (I rather have just the external box) but what if I have a DVB-T module AND

Hi, any information? Anyone? Wild guess? I NEED a new TV.The main options are at the moment BV8 32 and BV7 32 an yes, Loewe Connect 37 or 32. I like all of those, but prefer the looks of BV7. It is, however, "too" expensive for what it is at the moment. Therefore, to decide what to get and when I need all the possible information. I asked

Got it: "second bottom row: Control iTunes® volume by tapping where you want the slider to be. Again, dragging is not available due to limitations of Mobile Safari™, which does only support clicks. " I tried to slide, as usual with iTouch. Thanks.

Hi, At the moment I can't adjust the volume (the control bar is stucked at 100%). I have enabled the control of AE volume in system preferences. But since it is basically possible, I seem to have some preference incorrectly set.