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Latest post 07-21-2010 4:42 AM by johnnielse. 8 replies.
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  • 07-19-2010 5:58 AM

    How BeoVision 10 is manufactured

    Thought this could be a nice little monday feature. Smile

    B&O has released this video on how the BeoVision 10 flat panel TV is manufactured and assembled.

    Link: http://www.flatpanelshd.com/news.php?subaction=showfull&id=1279531755 

  • 07-19-2010 7:24 AM In reply to

    Re: How BeoVision 10 is manufactured

    a snow from yesterday

  • 07-19-2010 9:03 AM In reply to

    Re: How BeoVision 10 is manufactured

    very nice, thanks for this....

  • 07-19-2010 2:17 PM In reply to

    • Craig
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    Re: How BeoVision 10 is manufactured

    Very interesting, thanks for the link.Wink

     

     

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  • 07-19-2010 2:50 PM In reply to

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    Re: How BeoVision 10 is manufactured

    Perhaps B&O should do that more often (release this kind of info)? Does make you sit up and think about the amount of work that goes in to making each TV. Quite a few man hours involved.

  • 07-19-2010 2:55 PM In reply to

    Re: How BeoVision 10 is manufactured

    The discussion on the flatpanel website makes interesting reading.

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  • 07-20-2010 12:52 PM In reply to

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    Re: How BeoVision 10 is manufactured

    I watched this last night and was impressed. But after a long day at work thinking about the trials and tribulations of the world(do i get a 7-40 or a 10-40 etc) i feel B&O missed a trick with this. All i saw was a very nice frame being put round a Samsung screen with a couple of speakers plonked in.

    Now i know there is more to it than this with all the processing etc but whereas some of the recent products looked and felt expensive, i would always get the impression that i have a £2,000 Samsung tv in a fancy frame, but for £8,000!

    I need a factory visit.

     

     

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  • 07-20-2010 2:28 PM In reply to

    Re: How BeoVision 10 is manufactured

    chris:

    I watched this last night and was impressed. But after a long day at work thinking about the trials and tribulations of the world(do i get a 7-40 or a 10-40 etc) i feel B&O missed a trick with this. All i saw was a very nice frame being put round a Samsung screen with a couple of speakers plonked in.

    Now i know there is more to it than this with all the processing etc but whereas some of the recent products looked and felt expensive, i would always get the impression that i have a £2,000 Samsung tv in a fancy frame, but for £8,000!

    I need a factory visit.

    They do a lot of calibration and such but I think that a lot of the overall tweaking is also done in the product development division before the product hits production.

  • 07-21-2010 4:42 AM In reply to

    Re: How BeoVision 10 is manufactured

    moxxey:

    Perhaps B&O should do that more often (release this kind of info)? Does make you sit up and think about the amount of work that goes in to making each TV. Quite a few man hours involved.

    They often do these article backgrounders, for example on the BV4-103 stand but I agree. Videos are much nicer Smile

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