Twin tuner DVB-C/T2/S with usb/network recording The studio speaker that never was (it became BeoLab 9) with styling to match BeoVision 10 iPhone control to BeoMaster 5 MLGW software to BeoMaster 5 as a paid update to compliment MLGW box Small tv for kitchen!!! Like 17"-22" with FM radio New tall column speaker Maybe too much to ask - but

Despite the resemblance you can't put BV10 into a BV6/7 motor stand: 1. The cable has different connector. 2. I tried putting BV10 with the bracket into BV7 stand and it will slant backwards. The tilt mechanism is different and BV10 will not stay in upright position - as the weight is somehow differently distributed.

The stock announce is live. So it's official now. http://www.kauppalehti.fi/5/i/porssi/tiedotteet/porssitiedote.jsp?id=201011100050&comid=BO

It's on official web page as well with user guide and color options. I like it. http://www.bang-olufsen.com/beovision10

Great design works in smaller scale as well. And to my eye very Beo-inspired indeed. http://www.xtand.net/upstand.html vs.

Great retro looks, this bigger version reminds of those Grundig ball shaped speakers way more than original BeoLab 3 does. Impressive woodworking skills and nice outcome. Now back to drawing board - crazy ideas are flying :)

I would also like to see a retro radio from B&O. MP3 is fine for many things but to be honest in our household we listen our BeoSystem 10 FM-radio must often. I never liked BeoSound 3 design that much, these "old" slim radios are great looking and really easy to place in the kitchen. Netradio would be nice touch though, even nicer would

As surround sound is all about ambience your systems quality depends a lot of the speakers placement. If you can place BL6000 properly they will be far better choice. Then again I prefer surround speakers placed higher than normal speakers so CX-100 placed on the wall might give better feeling to movies compared to BL6000 on floor. BeoLab 4000 would

I'm a bit embarrassed to say but that video gave me goosebumps That was just excellent. Maybe it feels even more dramatic having seen the factory - that's really how this stuff is made.

If you're into PC's then Asus might be an option with eeebox http://www.asus.fi/product.aspx?P_ID=feOf1lR3z93Xf3OQ Just being curious - what are you planning to do with it?