The LinTronic box shall inly be connected to a computer during programming. For daily use it only needs a power supply.

moxxey: One of the best elements of a B&O is the lack of cables and remotes, required. They are supposed to blend stylishly in the background. By requiring a separate Freeview box, you'd need to hide this somewhere and also accommodate the extra cabling. This is an argument I like! But what about those with DVB-S or DVB-C. Can B&O build

Me like it! I´ve never thought about BV4 before, but now SHMBO said NO! (with the tone of a brick wall) to BV9. This made me look at BV4 (with BL 7.2) instead. The new corners give me a feeling of BV9. I never liked the sharp corners on BV4. Looking forward to see it in the flesh. Actually, I will lend a BV9 over a weekend as a last try to change

So, because you don´t want to pay for extra channels, 80% of the households must pay for a free view box they don´t need? This is how Swedes watch TV: - Cable: 20% - Satellite: 20% - Terrestial with extra pay channels: 40% - Terristial (free view): 20% It´s only free viewers that have to buy a tuner. The rest will get one from the

Why should people watching cable or satellite pay for a DVB-T? 20+ is not an age for a BeoVision. I don´t believe we´ll use the same tuners in 2030.

The brackets arrived today! Very nice and well made! Once again, thanks! They came with two post cards, one as ad for LifeStyleAV and one for BeoWorld. Very nice. Lee, your such a sales man.

GuyHui : how did you get a white beo4 cinema ? Photoshop?

jazz: My BL5's had no trouble with Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious. I´m glad I´m not alone!

joeyboygolf: £60 plus carriage is a rip off. Only my opinion mind! Well, I don´t know what B&O charged for the original one, but looking at the prices for the wall bracket for BS9000 £60 isn´t much. By the way, your avatar indicates you need some wall brackets!