Beomedia1 is actually a computer with a built in Beoport, and it does everything a PC with Beoport does... it already distributes N.MUSIC and N.RADIO on the network. So no you can't, but there is no need for it.

The presentation, even if there were some customers in the crowd, is aimed at journalists, bloggers. People who are going to report it to 1000s of other people. If they don't offer a setting where the photos are going to look good, then the event will only convince the people that were physically present, and that would be a bit of a waste of money

You program the time on the main TV, you leave the TIMER OFF on that TV. You set TIMER ON in the bedroom TV, et voila!

[quote user="Belokan"]Ah ok PhilLondon , merci pour la précision ![/quote] Cela ne veux bien sur pas dire qu'il sera gratuit, cela veux juste dire que tu seras oblige de l'acheter!

Dans les pays ou le tuner TNT n'est pas obligatoire, ce sera en option mais pas en France ni en GB.

[quote user="Puncher"] Yes - you knock a big hole in the wall behind the BV10 etc etc.............................................. No different to any other TV really! [/quote] I do not have so many things connected to my Beovision 7, but all the cables grouped together are about the diameter of my fist. It would have made sense to deport

When we visited the factory, they explained us they spent a lot of time choosing a Bang & Olufsen Red and a Bang & Olufsen Blue, that they'll use accross the line... and there what do we get: A different blue and an... Orange!!! So if I had blue or Red Beolab 9, I could not match them with this TV, this is a bit weird... Otherwise I think

J'ai fait repare un Beocenter 9000 recement, et cela n'a pas pose de probleme. C'est une superbe chaine.

[quote user="Ehlerz"]It is because they do not have a functioning digital tuner!!!(DVB-C) Simple as that!!![/quote] The DVB HD tuner of that TV is DVB-T and DVB-C...

- On an older Beoline, you can only have 1 line and of course no Internet. - I did contact B&O's support to ask them what IP telephony protocol are supported? SIP? Skype? I'll post the answer when I have it.