[quote user="Puncher"] Can you draw the watch first .................. it's past my bedtime already [/quote] Puncher good luck on the watch I hopr I have good luck today caus it's my first time

good luck to all of you This is my first prize draw and I'm so excited.

My first prize draw and I'm so excited I hope it'll be a great day for me? the Beo4 would be great cause mine is broken since yesterday

When I see the BV8 on these Pictures I know which TV is the perfect one for my bedroom. Now I just have to pray that the old one breaks up so I can buy a new one

@tecnicus Wenn ich das so lese dann glaube ich das du unser Gehör deutlich unterschätzt. Unser Gehör reagiert schon auf Unterschiede im Milisekundenbereich und da kann es schonmal sein das 30cm den wesentlichen Unterschied ausmachen. DIe Lautsprecher von B&O sind zwar sehr gut aber die Physik können Sie leider noch nicht überlisten

Also ich bin mir zu 100% sicher das der BV10 ohne Blu-ray kommt. Dafür sprechen auch die Gründe die du schon genannt hast. Ultradünn heißt kein Platz für Schickschnack und zudem wäre ein Preis von 5000€ mit Blu-ray Konkurrenz zum BV7 und mehr als dumm.

I haven't made any difference between 720p and 1080p because I know that there is not much difference between these two with the screens you mentioned. But I have made a difference between blu-ray and the HD-movies apple has on the itunes store. The main problem is that you don't get things back that have gone lost when reencoding at low datarate

Congratulations that's really good news although you always get more work to do What I'm interested in is how many gold, silver and bronze Members we have.

sorry but I have both an AppleTV and a Blu-ray player and the picture of the blu-ray is much better. First of alle the AppleTv doesn't support real 1080p. 1080p material is downscaled to 720p and then upscaled to 1080p for output because of the graficscard that is installed The next thing is that it only supports very low datarates. The datarate

[quote user="beojeff"] Blu-Ray just took a serious hit today with the announcement by Apple that HD movies are now available for download purchase -- not just rentals anymore. [/quote] I think it's exactly the opposite cause the download nearly costs the same as a blu-ray disc. I have a blu-ray player and think downloading is no alternative