The only thing you can do, if you already have a video setup with all your speakers connected to it, is connect your BS5 Encore Powerlink out to your front or rear speakers Powerlink sockets on your BeoVision/BeoSystem socket panel; since Powerlink signals are looped, once you turn your Encore on, your front or rear BeoLab speakers from your TV system

Going back to the topic, BV11, if B&O are as superstitious as airlines, they won't release any "13" products, so there should be a BV11 instead of a BV 13..

Hello there! I'm surprised no one has told you about Linkplayer..! Simply add a BeoPort box to your setup, it will act as an audio master with Linkplayer app installed on it, and the Powerlink socket on the BeoPort is also what you're lloking for. You can even use your Iphone/Ipod Touch as a B&O remote after that!

The picture makes them look like BeoLab 6000 in white..amazing, they really look like the bigger brothers in the family!

I'm suddenly wondering how long will BeoSound 3 last when BeoLit hits the stores..

The user guide is now on the official website; the speakers have the new RJ45PL plugs, plus a new setting (line 1 or 2) for sensitivity adjustment. And the guys kept the 3 position switch (free/wall/corner) but don't recommend using the "free" position setting

The problem with BeoLit 12 is once again its price, it is close to a Zeppelin Air that will offer better sound/stereo perspective, but lacks the portability of the BeoLit. As a portable system, it may become a winner, thanks to its built-in battery, but as a home system, most people will probably keep buying the Zeppelin, whose design I definitely prefer

One thing I don't understand in B&O PR/marketing depts, is that they stay silent during one month (nothing in the news section since 10/12/11), and then release 4 PR announcements with 3 new products in one day (yesterday)..Are we going to have to wait for another month for the press release about BeoPlay online store being operational?

Any news on the next update?

BeoLab 12 now on B&O's website, in the "news" section. 480 W of amplification, 3-way/4-speaker design. No indication of frequency response at all..