ooops....i thought i was reading the beocom 6000 post!

interesting - the lady at the shop said the same about flassing for missed calls, but i have a new one and it flashes when it rings (green) and is red when in use. i don't see it flash for missed calls though. is this a setting issue?

i think the BEO4 is too "old" for the present time. yes it is a tried and tested product, but surely B&O could have at the very least done a "Logitech" and simply update the housing with some minor tweaks and left it as a BEO4 with users continuing to love it. the Harmony One by logitech is a nice size, well weighted, comes with

[quote user="9 LEE"] If they didn't have the software to do it properly, they should have hastily ditched the developers and made it a glorified BeoSound 3200 / BeoSound4 hybrid just to get it on the market (it was in development for years!). An optional upgrade path could then have been developed to incorporate the system we see today

the 8-40 is one good looking TV and the HD screen with 100Hz is certainly a good spec to get more ppl back into the brand. i've seen it being used on a few window displays and it's an added way to attract attention....if only i had the space for it i'd snap one up!

i recall reading at the beocollectors site that it was going to discontinue and beophile was going to be run from 1 July. i gather the beocollectors site had some affiliation to the beophile and a "handover"

nice - definitely a modern design to build on the tried and tested classic designs of B&O handsets. could be a good starting point to attract new followers to the brand

i do not believe that B&O should start selling their products in non-B&O stores. this will definitely dilute the image of a premium product range. having said that, there is a "compromise" for wider audience by having a store in store concept with major premium department stores, where there would be a B&O "corner" with

as a newbie, i feel that B&O can quickly recommand some spike in sales by doing simple updates to the strong and popular range at present. the speakers are pretty good at the moment, so i'd say the range could be left alone for now. update the BS9000 and BS3200 with simple additions to better integrate the digital era (hard drive in the BS9000

1. are you using a line-filter for the modem? (you need this in your secondary point as well even if there's no modem connected to this point) 2. if it has the handset symbol, the beotalk is not connected to the phone line per troubleshooting page. 3. do you know if your second phone point is working? 4. the power/phone line cable jack on the beotalk