The BL7-6 will be about 166 cm (5.44 ft) length In vertical possition is taller than my mother

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Hi Malcom: I would like to add that you can even order a BV10 without DVB-T receiver and saving about 500 €

[quote user="mr_anders_son"] Have anyone heard about the new Beo4 DTV version?[/quote] From now you will be able to order a Beo4-DTV, for the "digital TV age". "TV" button has been replaced for "DTV". In addition, "DTV" button has been replaced for "V.AUX". If you needed a "TV" button

Thanks Google Sketch UP The guy is about 1,80 cm (6 ft) tall...

Well, little but I haven't found anymore. Don't tell it to the BeoPolice, hehehe EDIT: Sorry guys!! But is was only a blurry picture of a black square with a thin aluminium strip around it!! The picture below is clearly just a sketch so is allowed.....

This is a typical example of the difference between "fashion" & "style" And "being expensive" & "to cost a lot"...

Hmm, I've already made the same test (with the same track) and the BL2 has not blown but... 2 glasses from my kitchen did, my God!! Don't know wath about my neighbors'

Hi Owain: The HD Ready module for the BV6-26" is avalible and (in Spain) costs around 300 €. Although the screen of the BV6-26" is 1366x768, with the HD Ready module, the BV6-26" can recieve 1080p signal without problems

[quote user="Seanie"] (...) There is a thread saying that the BD60 works well with the BD55 PUC http://forum.beoworld.org/forums/p/25964/198821.aspx#198821 [/quote] And also the BD80 works with the BD55 PUC. Great BD player (Panasonic DMP-BD80)