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You need a intel mac to run windows on them. What screen are you going to connect it to?

You could always run windows (yuk) and Beoplay in VMWare, on your Mac, I tested it and it works fine. B&O did not think the share of Mac was going up, and also did not realise until recently that most B&O owners have Macs than the average joe.

Currenly the Beoport software does not work properly with the latest version of iTunes. Wait until the BM-Link software has been updated... it should be a matter of weeks. I think pressing number keys on the Beo4 causes the computer to crash. You can still navigate playlists using arrow up and down. BM-Link does not allow listening to main room sources

I just wanted to say that I think B&O (not you) probably did a Typo, and that hopefully 52 inches is not the real dimension of the Beoline...

A typographical error (often shortened to typo ) is a mistake made in a printed material. I do not believe (and really hope) that the Beoline really is 52 inches wide!!! More likely to be 5.2 inches wide or something like that.

Well, you have to have a center speaker. If you only have a pair of BL6000, they'll need to be configured as the "center speakers".

[quote user="moxxey"]Beocom 5 needs a 'BeoLine' which is nearly a metre wide[/quote] We can safely assume this is a typo!

Interesting article about the relationship between B&O and Lewis. http://www.fastcompany.com/magazine/101/design-bang-olufsen.html

[quote user="rednik"]Any number of inexpensive devices have alowed you to use B&O phones with Skype[/quote] I am interested... could you post a link to this device.