The best panel at the moment will be TH50PF11 or TH58PF12 .. PF12 is based on the NeoPDP technology where as the PF11 is not. There is no TH50PF12 yet, however it was supposed to come out late 09 or early 10, but no news yet. A question would be how will the NeoPDP technology work with the Beosystem 3.

[quote user="PhilLondon"]Ok, I do not know a Wifi > IR box. The ML Gateway however is connected to the ML bus and can in theory control all the devices in every room. [/quote] Right, but one of the fundamental challenges we face in the "ultimate setup" is how to control our b&o systems using an iPhone/iPad app, correct? And

[quote user="PhilLondon"][quote user="chrisped"]How much does the MCL Gateway cost btw?[/quote] £1800 !!! ouch.... [quote user="chrisped"]and does the link command need to be directed at the IR eye of a BeoLink Active? or can we have one IR transmitter sending all link commands to the same reciever?[/quote] I do not

How much does the MCL Gateway cost btw? and does the link command need to be directed at the IR eye of a BeoLink Active? or can we have one IR transmitter sending all link commands to the same reciever?

Soundproof, have you found a way to turn on/off your b&o with your iphone? Wi-Fi -> IR? How can we do this?

Hi Everyone, I know it probably has been covered in various threads about Apple and B&O integration, but how could we make the iPad the ultimate B&O remote for us Mac freaks? I know the iPad does not offer any more or better integration points than the iPod Touch or the iPhone, but maybe we could summarize the challenges, options and the ultimate

Paul, I know that auto-contrast is an issue, but todays beovisions 4 have auto calibration features with a sensor which slides down from the beovision 4 frame, so this might be the reason why the auto contrast does not work. I think there are a few people on this forums, who have PF10s or PF9s with RS232 and latest BS3 software were on/off works.

I am not sure about the th58pf11ek as B&O does not have a 58" inch their own line-up (or so I recall), but the TH50PF11 or the TH65PF10ek will work fine. In that case you just select the Beovision 4 50" or 65" in the BS3 monitor menu.

I think you should also try disconnecting everything from the BS3 and leave it off for 24 hours and then start it up with just the samsung attached and if that works plug one more thing in ... and one more, etc. Potentially you could take the BS3 back to your shop and connect it to a "real" B&O panel and see if behaves well.

Use a Panasonic TH50PF11 or the new PF12 that arrives this autumn. It also comes in a 65" version but it's expensive. These are the panels, which B&O uses in their Beovision 4 line. With an RS232 cable from the BS3 to the panny you will get full control over on/off.