Je serais toi j'acheterais une chaine B&O d'occasion, mais plus recente bien sur. Quels HP utilises tu dans la piece principale?

I think the BV10 has DVB-T/C HD.

The black "gap" below and above the screen is not as large as on this photo. They are showing a film that is larger than 16/9, therefore you have additional black bars at the bottom and above.

Le mystere est résolu... "At first it was designated LCS 9000 (Local Control System 9000 from 1992 to 1993) and was manufactured for the old Beolink® system, Master Control Link." http://www.beoworld.org/prod_details.asp?pid=373 Tu pourras les utiliser avec une chaine Beo recente, mais il faudra ajouter un boitier ML/MCL converter

[quote user="PhilLondon"]It looks like the wall bracket is motorised as well! [/quote] Oh, well, only the stand is motorised... not the wall bracket...

A video... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tRucJ-A1gIg&feature=player_embedded It looks like the wall bracket is motorised as well!

Specs in Danish: http://www.flatpanels.dk/nyhed.php?subaction=showfull&id=1255962412

I can't believe they said they have spend a huge amount of money for the launch of that TV and now they show it in a garage! on a black background!

Color keys and number keys do not work with the latest iTunes versions...

BM-Link does not offer all the features of Beoplayer. It works only in Option 6, and allow distribution of N.MUSIC and N.RADIO to your main Hifi, but it does not allow you to listen to Main room music on your mac, or on speakers connected to the Beoport. Beoplayer (under windows) allow this. That said, I am currently working on a Mac software that will