Apple is the highest grossing per square metre/foot retailer in the world. So an interesting point is how many people would go to Apple and plunk down $999 for a Beosound 8, or $1000 speakers. For Apple it is all about moving product as fast as possible.

Disclosure - I am in the networking business and i do sell Cisco. But just to add what others have said, you definitely do not need a Cisco access point/router for this - anyone would work. But I would recommend a dual radio 11n access point, and that you put your Encore on the 5GHz radio, and let your PC's, IPADs, phones, etc connect on the 2.4GHz

So taking a shot in the dark here but different countries use different specs for transmission and of CLID, so the case for you may be: - You have a 1200 that is not compatible to UK standards - It is compatible to BT standards, but Virgin uses non-BT standards (ETSI that is used in the EU) - While you have Virgin service, you may have BT wiring which

I think B&O needs two things - a market growth strategy and a revamped retail strategy, at least from my experience in North America. The stores are completely uninviting, and once you make it through the door you are either mostly ignored by the sales people, or there is a general lack of willingness/intelligence to provide any details. If i am

Glad to help - I have been using this for many years (since the laser on my BS9000 is broken) and it works very nicely. I only wish the airport had a better DAC, and would also not occasionally lose the connection (but alas I dream)

First hard connect the Encore to the 7390 - that should tell you that you are set up properly to the internet via the router. Now try wirelessly by... Turning off all security on the 7390 and see if the Encore then connects. Then you will know the wifi module works (which from your description it seems to work). Then turn on security on the 7390 and

Cannot understand the passive response from the police...

Correct - the ipad communicates wirelessly to the AE. From the AE you need a cable that goes from the headphone jack on the EA to the BS9000 AUX jack. If you go to a B&O store they should have one. Sounds Heavenly who has an advert on this site also seems to have one which looks a lot nicer than the one I bought from B&O. Then on the BEO4 remote

correction ont he last line - the slave is connected to the BS9000, not the internet. Both would also share the same network name

Not an expert but i have the same problem with my MKII and when I checked last year there was no problem changing the laser. And what i understood is that a new mechanism is used, which I would venture would be what would go into the MKIII. Check with SoundSmith in New York as they do repairs on B&O. I could not get an answer from B&O dealers