Bv10-40 will cost 5608 EUR without remote control. And contrast glass will be an additional option for 665 EUR.

Bv7-55 will cost 15,208 EUR including motorized stand and the Beolab 7-6 speaker (same spec as BL 7-2). These will go on sale around Christmas.

And i think these two TV's will become very popular! And the Bv10-40 are count as the best looking TV B&O has ever made!

(All the prices VAT are included)

Regards

Beolab:

Bv10-40 will cost 5608 EUR without remote control. And contrast glass will be an additional option for 665 EUR.

Bv7-55 will cost 15,208 EUR including motorized stand and the Beolab 7-6 speaker (same spec as BL 7-2). These will go on sale around Christmas.

The BV10-40 is amazing value. The BV7-55, less so ! :)

will they both come before christmas?

In the other thread about new products, Trip said the BV10 should come end of january... So it would miss christmas, not the 7 55...

Beolab:

Bv10-40 will cost 5608 EUR without remote control. And contrast glass will be an additional option for 665 EUR.

Bv7-55 will cost 15,208 EUR including motorized stand and the Beolab 7-6 speaker (same spec as BL 7-2). These will go on sale around Christmas.

And i think these two TV's will become very popular! And the Bv10-40 are count as the best looking TV B&O has ever made!

(All the prices VAT are included)

 

 

Regards

I guess the BV10 has no inbuilt BS3? Is one needed, like with the BV4 ?

The specs are not out, but what we've heard is that the BV10 will be built on the same platform as the BV8. So no internal BS3, but not need for an external one either.

P.

Why is there a BV10-40 coming;

the "only/biggest" difference between BV7, BV8 en BV10 is the thickness ?!

Price sounds good though....

Which panel does it use?

BV8 = Entry level

BV10 = Middle

BV7 = High end

BV10 is rumoured to look reeeeeeeeeally nice.

BV10 is one of B&O best looking TVs ever....trust me! I just saw it and tested it.

Great value, fantastic appearance + beautiful sound and picture.

kalleanka70:

BV10 is one of B&O best looking TVs ever....trust me! I just saw it and tested it.

Great value, fantastic appearance + beautiful sound and picture.

Could you tell us a bit of what it's like since you have seen and tested it.

It arrives before Christmas, and can be ordered in November says B & O right now.

And the BV10 uses EDGE LED panel lightening for a stunning picture!

Beolab:

 

It arrives before Christmas, and can be ordered in November says B & O right now.

And the BV10 uses EDGE LED panel lightening for a stunning picture!

So with the contrast glass, maybe even better picture than BV7 ?!

Why do B&O still stick with 40 inch? A BV10-40 is way too small to give you cinema feeling, they should produce a BV10-46 or BV10-52.

A larger BV-10 will be introduced a later...

schatzoy:

Why do B&O still stick with 40 inch? A BV10-40 is way too small to give you cinema feeling, they should produce a BV10-46 or BV10-52.

Agreed, bigger version are welcome. For me a 40 inch BV10 would be sufficient, though. 

Beolab:

 

It arrives before Christmas, and can be ordered in November says B & O right now.

And the BV10 uses EDGE LED panel lightening for a stunning picture!

What I can't understand is why they not uses array backlight

koning:

 

 What I can't understand is why they not uses array backlight

Why they do not use LOCAL DIMMING array backlighting is because the screen is only 4 cm thin and 6 cm with wall mount.

Local dimming needs more space to fit. 

And Doc.  It will have a better PQ than BV7 until BV7's go LED and when it does that, nobody knows..

BV7-55 are most likely going to use Local dimming for a even higher and more précised contrast.

regards

schatzoy:

Why do B&O still stick with 40 inch? A BV10-40 is way too small to give you cinema feeling, they should produce a BV10-46 or BV10-52.

Strange as it may seem Schatoy, perhaps not everyone wants their lounge to be converted into a cinema! I may be in minority, but I watch very few DVDs and want my TV to blend in and not dominate the room. I have seen some setups that frankly look ridiculous. If you have the lounge space OK, but I've stepped in to some rooms and the TV practically meets you at the door!

I think it is a case sometimes of bigger, bigger, bigger. Your desire for a 46 or 52 would have been considered totally over the top not so long ago. Next year, 70" 80", just because it can be done? And yes I am aware of the 103" model.

As the TV become thinner, larger screen do not seem so overpowering.

p.

If you have seen Panasonic future tv on youtube, the wall size = screen size. 

Beolab:

koning:

 

 What I can't understand is why they not uses array backlight

 

Why they do not use LOCAL DIMMING array backlighting is because the screen is only 4 cm thin and 6 cm with wall mount.

Local dimming needs more space to fit. 

And Doc.  It will have a better PQ than BV7 until BV7's go LED and when it does that, nobody knows..

BV7-55 are most likely going to use Local dimming for a even higher and more précised contrast.

 

regards

Beolab,

Which 3-party panels are they using in the new BV10-40 ?

my guess is Samsung .. Samsung also released thin LED LCD tv this year.

PhilLondon:

As the TV become thinner, larger screen do not seem so overpowering.

p.

They do when they're switched on and some people think it is Ok to have a drink and a chat with a 46" screen belting out the new action movie in surround sound!

bonbonhm:

my guess is Samsung .. Samsung also released thin LED LCD tv this year.

BV7-40 MK III (50Hz) also has Samsung panel ?

Beolab@  Is the soundquality from beovision 10 better then from beovision 8-40.