I am using the Finder function also. In addition, I rip in the FLAC high quality format on the Mac using the Phile app. http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/phile-audio/id413934579?mt=12

[quote user="Razlaw"] Dealer told me $1,250. [/quote] I think I have had that cabinet for about 4 years and paid maybe $900. It comes in a big box on a pallet. Considering the cost of good furniture, it maybe is a little overpriced but if you want one, it would be better to buy a new one.

I have one with a black door, 2 shelves and a bottom shelf. How much it this now?

I'll bet you can control it with a Beo 5. I hope that company is successful. It would be great in a Beo Home video advert.

I have no idea how much this costs but it is very cool. It can be controlled by an iPhone. Has anyone ever seen this? http://www.scanomat.com/coffee-brewers/topbrewer Evan, Sorry to disappoint but it is not available in the US.

This is an interesting question. I have a few answers. Even though I have multiple B&O music systems, most of my listening to internet radio and music is on my iPhone 4s with Dr. DRE Beats. The iPhone is my most used item. It is also my alarm clock even though I have a Beotime. I always have my iphone with me not only when out but also in my apartment

[quote user="TerryM"] It is very easy to become seduced by new technology,but given that problems associated with LCD/LED have not been solved,how does one know that one is not going to substitute a new set of problems for an existing set. For example,with OLED,has the differing life expectances of the RGB colours been resolved,and if so,what

I agree also. Paolo's setup is exquisite.

[quote user="Paul Winn"] Thank BillC for posting that! OLED is certainly the way forward. I thought Plasma was super old technology with a soft image? [/quote] Don't forget AMOLED tv is on the horizon and then there is this: http://youtu.be/9U7e_quvkPQ

Søren, From north of the border, Joyeux Noël Merry Christmas William