[quote user="Jez"] I'm of the same opinion to an extent. Parts made elsewhere sure. As a flagship brand though it's a little borderline. Would you buy a Ferrari if it was designed in Italy but made in a different Country or would your buy a Swiss designed watch that was made in China? I know BMW produce most of thier cars elsewhere

Hallo zusammen, seit etwa einem halben Jahr habe ich die o.a. Kombi, der TechniSat ist per HDMI an den Fernseher angeschlossen und wird per PUC gesteuert. So kann ich wunderbar das digitale Kabelfernsehen (SD und HD) genießen, und das Bild ist wirklich sehr gut. Nun habe ich immer wieder mal 2 Probleme: - Wenn ich im DTV-Betrieb auf die Taste

Also, mein Händler verkauft den BV10 ausschliesslich MIT Antireflex-Scheibe - er sagt, dass die Kunden sonst eventuell hinterher unglücklich sind, und dann ist es eben zu spät, da man die Scheibe nicht nachrüsten kann. Also habe ich keinen Vergleich, da sowohl mein Gerät als auch alle im Laden mit der Scheibe ausgerüstet

Do yourself a favour and get an AppleTV - it does everything your builtin streaming client in your TV does, just better. And it beautifully integrates with your B&O setup. [quote user="Chrisreunion"] I was about to buy a BV10-46 but eventually went for another brand, because of the lack of PC integration (which goes for all BeoVisions

Sure - but that's simply painful compared to just doing a Ctrl-Click on the articles that I want to read on a "real" computer...

Well, I read internet forums always in the same way: I open the forum, browse through the subjects, and open the ones that I am interested in in a new browser tab in the background. Unfortunately there is no way to open a new tab/window in the background on the iPad/iPhone... Too bad, I'll give the RSS feed that you mentioned a try, but I am not

Nobody? Is there maybe a better forum for this type of questions?

Hi all, is there an RSS feed that provides all posts in a certain forum? The one that I have found only provides new "main" messages, but not the replies... The reason I'm asking: I'd like to read the forums on my iPad, and doing this in the browser is a little bit painful (no keyboard). Thanks Christof

First of all, I strongly recommend the Apple TV as a device to bring your iTunes content (local or on the store) to the B&O world. It is very B&O-like: You just plug in the power chord, the HDMI cable, and the PUC cable, and everything just works. No software installation, nothing. Plus it is SO much cheaper: 260€ vs. 800€. The new

Come on: This machine is faster than what 95% of the population need. Actually I think for any usage as a kind of media center it's more overpowered. Christof [quote user="elephant"] Indeed it is. Resolutions beyond 1080p through two interfaces. HDMI with audio and still retains the optical mini-jack option. And an SD card slot (but at