[quote user="Bieele"] Nice post, I really like it. Hard to see this end up in a commercial product, but it looks very impressive! Bieele [/quote] You may be suprised to know that is has already been used some years ago! See the (recently added) link in my previous post.

[quote user="TripEnglish"] If I were to slap another TV up on the wall, what would it prove? It won't make someone spend more money. At least not enough to bridge the price schism, and it short circuits any conversation as to the other amenities that characterize our televisions. It's like reducing a car to its engine (as the Americans

I really posted this thread as an interesting novelty but its seems it has been used in the past and is being re-investigated for use using more modern technology. (maybe B&W like the Vengaboys) edit: I don't suppose this post made much sense without this link - http://blog.bowers-wilkins.com/theinsider/?p=105

[quote user="Mr10Percent"] [quote user="evman140"] Only 2 replies? This should get more attention, especially on here... This is beyond cool. [/quote] OK. Im sure I can get a couple of wires to arc-up while playing music on my Alba ghetto-blaster. To add extra refinement and be clever :- add a microphone linked to a potentiometer

[quote user="vikinger"] ................................... 63 but feel 30. Graham [/quote] I think you're feeling the wrong bit!

ALT technology is so old hat!.................... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rasp88nbsRw

I would be very interested to see the picture next to the Samsung TV that uses the same panel. This isn't a critisism or a complaint about price, I just think it would be interesting to see if B&O's DSP is really that much better than anyone elses and is equally true of the BV7.

[quote user="TripEnglish"] Blu-Ray player? That's so 2008. They might as well build in a reel to reel. In a few more years we won't be discussing or using discs nearly enough to warrant a serious investment so why would you want to throw your money away now? It's like buying a horse and cart when there are already cars on the street

Does anyone have an issue with continually dropping their piephone? - I've lost count of how many times I've dropped mine while getting it out of my pocket etc.! Sometimes it's like handling a bar of soap in the bath! Sleek and slippery metal&glass design isn't necessarily a good thing when something is meant to be hand held. Access

[quote user="beoaus"] I suppose there is a neat way to handle / hide the cables? [/quote] Yes - you knock a big hole in the wall behind the BV10 etc etc.............................................. No different to any other TV really!