Have a look at Apple-TV News - a couple of entries below yours.

kokomo: marcus: If Apple TV can learn other remote controls, does this mean that we can teach it about Beo4 and use it to control AppleTV? Having download the new update, I went in to the remote learning option on the ATV but it wouldn't recognise any button presses of my Beo4. B&O remotes operate in a different frequency than that used by every

Hmmm. My Apple-TV sees all the content on my other servers in the house, which means it has access to 3TB of stored music and movies. I get the cover-flow action from Front-Row with it. And I would probably never travel with it - I travel with my MBP, and that can be used to do what you have in point 2. As to the ts. Add a DVD (or BlueRay player) and

Not up on the official Lutron NEWS page, but reported by Channel News: Lutron the lighting automation company whose products are distributed in Australia by Illumination Systems has announced a neat new iPhone, iPod Touch interface for their lighting control system. The new software will allow users have complete control of their HomeWorks keypads no

Flappo The Grate: i agree with peter's sentiments , bno should be aboot the best av hardware , leave the software to the big boys and just write bno plug ins for stuff like itunes etc from what i've seen so far , bno software leaves a lot to be desired , while their best hardware , beolab 5 , beovision 7 & 9 still look , feel and work brilliantly

Software is many things. Apple has interactivity figured out to a T, but they don't care about true audio quality. B&O could own that. Software also means the Digital Processing required to run multi-channel through acoustic lens loudspeakers, for instance. Imagine if you could have the sweetspot follow you as you move about your room, for instance

gk31ax: the new mac mini will be launched in January! Should be excellent: Apple's Mac mini will be reborn as the digital hub centerpiece it was originally conceived to be, Think Secret sources have disclosed. The new Mac mini project, code-named Kaleidoscope, will feature an Intel processor and include both Front Row 2.0 and TiVo-like DVR functionality

Maybe someone got carried away listening to Wagner, and started banging away with hammers? Looks gruesome. On one of my BL5 disks I have a teensy little scratch, about three millimeters long, that can only barely be seen, when viewed at a specific angle, in the right light. Irritates the hell out of me. Looks like someone transported these lying down

Also quite interesting that they want to know whether point of origin matters ... care for a Malaysian Rolex?

We can read your answers, Michel.