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Latest post 09-16-2007 4:46 PM by zobbizobbi. 32 replies.
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  • 09-14-2007 2:49 AM In reply to

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    Re: Full HD Beovision 4-50

    hi Roger,

     

    I assume that was a question for me. I have a Beosystem 3, not 2.

    have to see the Type number later - can't get to it now. But is that relevant to the monitor specs ?

     I am aware of course that the Beosystem has to be able to handle HD ...but my BS 3 is.

    rgds

    John

  • 09-14-2007 3:26 AM In reply to

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    Re: Full HD Beovision 4-50

    Sorry, John - my mistake. The following type numbers contain the D9 panel: 8954, 8955, 9020 - 9028.

    Roger 

  • 09-14-2007 3:37 AM In reply to

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    Re: Full HD Beovision 4-50

    Thanks Roger, so would you be able to varify that with a type # 9021,  that this is a D9 / "normal HD" monitor. Not "full HD"...?

    rgds

    John

  • 09-14-2007 3:49 AM In reply to

    Re: Full HD Beovision 4-50

    I have D9 in my Full HD BV9

    so there is 2 types of D9?

  • 09-14-2007 4:01 AM In reply to

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    Re: Full HD Beovision 4-50

    JohnJP:

    Thanks Roger, so would you be able to varify that with a type # 9021,  that this is a D9 / "normal HD" monitor. Not "full HD"...?

    rgds

    John

    John, that piece of information is actually missing where I am at, but what I am able to pull up claims that this type no is the current one - and the current one is Full-HD. And to further add confusion: it is possible to perform an upgrade to Full-HD and how to avoid green/red "snow" in the picture afterwards. When you get a chance, please send me a PM containing all numbers includind type no and sw version of the BS3.

    Roger

  • 09-16-2007 2:57 PM In reply to

    Re: Full HD Beovision 4-50

    hi all,

    i'm new. I purchased a beovision 9 in june and i'm very angry because now i know that there is the full hd one. i would like to know if it's possible to do an upgrade or, if this is not possible, if you know that someone have changed its hd ready bv9 for a full hd one for free.

    My bv9 is a #9710

    thanks a lot

     

  • 09-16-2007 3:16 PM In reply to

    Re: Full HD Beovision 4-50

    If I understand correct, the upgrade would involve switching the panels which is a major change. Not sure though if I would be upset, you pay for the full HD with lower contrast ratio and I am guessing when you compare D9 HD and D9 Full HD it comes down to personal preference rather then significant difference.

    I am also thinking that B&O will update panels at least once a year going forward, so every time you turn around there will be some sort of improvement that in the end is minor for your day to day viewing.

    The 50" screen is somewhat borderline where full HD makes sense, not sure what you use to feed it but most cable TV, DVD and what else there is won't live up to it.


    Cheers
    JK

    BS9000, BS2300, BC2, BL2500, BL3, Bl2, BS1, BV8, BC4, A8

  • 09-16-2007 4:46 PM In reply to

    Re: Full HD Beovision 4-50

    Thx for the answer.

    i think that the difference is quite big and, above all, i'm angry because i couldn't choose.

    Do you know how much the upgrade cost? I hope that my retailer will find a solution...in june, they knew the situation

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