P.S. Any idea of the price range for 40'' and 50'' Will there also be different stand options available?

I wrote 5000 euro in an earlier post. No pics yet but I´m looking for some blueprints.

Have you found any blueprints yet?

Thanks for all these exciting informations. It looks very attractive indeed. I have delayed the replacement of my BV 7-32 until I see this BV 10.

What do you mean exactly by saying: " the speaker is not equal to the screen"? Does it look like a square TV, like most flat screens today or does it have a speaker under the screen, with a fret on it, as the old BV 5 ?

Do you currently know what sizes would be proposed initially?

Thanks, Marc.

My dealer told me the BV10 would start below 50,000 DKK (6,700 Euro, 5,700 Pounds sterling), but not how far below.

best regards

Chr

ChrDH:

My dealer told me the BV10 would start below 50,000 DKK (6,700 Euro, 5,700 Pounds sterling), but not how far below.

That's not what I heard. I was told 'around £7000'. Makes sense. The BV7-40 is nearly £10K. Take away the stand and some of the other features and I guess you end up at a fair BV10-40 price. Also, £7K is directly between the price of the BV8-40 and BV7-40.

Isn't the BV10 months off yet? December? Why are people so excited?

People are maybe excited because they have been expecting such a B&O TV for years, up to date, with apropriate connexions and a price decreasing...

Marc.

6700 € for which size?

Marc

I'm one of those who's so excited about this new TV, I'd give away my kidney to find out more (actually, on second thought no....) Given that the main draw of its slim size is to mount it on a wall, can someone confirm if floor stands (motorized or otherwise) will be available? It's the perfect upgrade to my 32" BV 8, as the 40" version isn't sold in the USA. Leo

>>6700 € for which size?<<

 

I think we should realize that these are guesses. Remember the Beolab 4? When shown to the dealer's they felt they were priced too low.

 

I think we can only assume that it will be more then the BV8 and less then the BV7. Also, 40" is rumored to come first, other sizes are open and the only indication they will come is that the B&O financials talk about a "family".

avus17:

Does anybody have some pictures of new BV10 or can make some sketches?

Imagine a rectangle. Now draw a line a little more than two thirds of the way down. You've done it! (the frame is very thin, unlike the BeoVisions 4,5, & 9)

It's not like the BeoVision 7 where there are some curves and angles. It's not mean to make that kind of three dimensional statement. It is a flat simple rectangle. It is very sleek. It will be massively affordable.

Can't you let us know about the screen sizes?

Thanks, Marc.

 

Will it have an eye on top like BV5/BV9?

Marco6474:

6700 € for which size?

Marc

 

40 inch

No, not yet.

TripEnglish:

Imagine a rectangle. Now draw a line a little more than two thirds of the way down. You've done it! (the frame is very thin, unlike the BeoVisions 4,5, & 9)

It's not like the BeoVision 7 where there are some curves and angles. It's not mean to make that kind of three dimensional statement. It is a flat simple rectangle. It is very sleek. It will be massively affordable.

 

I´m getting very excited. Sounds like a awesome new BeoVision. Trip just to get you right. Is the speaker below the 2/3? Or is it the alu frame that goes 2/3 down?

Beofan2:

TripEnglish:

Imagine a rectangle. Now draw a line a little more than two thirds of the way down. You've done it! (the frame is very thin, unlike the BeoVisions 4,5, & 9)

It's not like the BeoVision 7 where there are some curves and angles. It's not mean to make that kind of three dimensional statement. It is a flat simple rectangle. It is very sleek. It will be massively affordable.

I´m getting very excited. Sounds like a awesome new BeoVision. Trip just to get you right. Is the speaker below the 2/3? Or is it the alu frame that goes 2/3 down?

Right. In that regard it is like the BeoVision 5 and I think that's where the comparison comes in. Where the BeoVision 9 is bulgy and awkward, the BeoSound 5 is flat and sleek and balanced. The BeoVision 10 is the same way. Screen on top, speaker panel on bottom, and a thin flat frame around the whole deal.

http://www.shoppydoo.co.uk/price-lcd_plasma_televisions-fujitsu_siemens_myrica_vq40_3.html

Will there be smaller screen sizes (i.e. 26, 28, 32) as well?

Or will the small/medium size amateur (who does not want to overwhelm his room with a large screen) remain limited to BeoVision 6 and 8?

From what I can tell from the small image: thinner frame, larger speaker. Otherwise it's at least a good representation of the form.

can you post the "small image" ?

Bv10-40

noted in lower right, ir receiver. I liked very much the idea of having ir receiver in the bottom of the tv