I bought a white BV8-32 that was a demo so at first it was a little gray in places but cleaned up very nicely :)
The family loves the BV8-32, and given its reduced price I actually escaped the usual complaints I get when I buy B&O.
In fact my sons were saying they have never seen a a screen that is as crisp and clear as a PC (well Mac actually) monitor.
I have been able to exploit every one of the connections into the BV8, so much so that the connectivity of the BV7 platform no longer seems so much of an advantage.
At the distance (2.6 metres from eyeball to screen) we view the BV8 and with our sources (720 freeview, SCART foxtel, SCART DVD, HDMI PS3 or Mac [including Mac elgato EyeTV of 1080 freeview]) the BV8 picture is good.
Not sure that there is a freeview module as such ... isn't that the same as DVB-T ?
First B&O (1976) was a Beogram 1500 ... latest (2011) change has been to couple the BL11 with the BL6Ks *sounds superb*