That is great news! This will be my new main TV, finaly my 6 year old Sharp has to go😁

 I wonder how much more it will cost, compared to the 10-40?

Strange that they mention the new "audio system" but nothing about the BeoLab 11? I´m really looking forward to se it🙂

Taken from the interim report just released today on the official B&O website:

So no Ipod dock for the moment..😉

Oops, I missed the "paste" key:

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 As a consequence of the positive reception of BeoVision 10-40, a 46-inch version of BeoVision 10 will be launched within this fiscal year. The previously announced audio system is postponed on this basis.

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SwedishBeoFan wrote:

Strange that they mention the new "audio system" but nothing about the BeoLab 11? I´m really looking forward to se it🙂

The new subwoofer was mentioned in the webcast as being one of the products with an introduction this fiscal year

Honestly: Who needs an iPod/iPhone dock anymore? You? I think nobody. They should forget about it. If it was the same as BS5 "light" (for linkrooms) it´s something different, but a 2-way beo5 would make much more sense, than adding a system to the portfolio which forces the user to stand up and select his tunes just as BS5.

On the other hand: It casts a very poor light on the company and it´s state that their are even unable to develop 2 products at once, of which one was formerly announced as a future key product (the dock). I´m worried.

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When you look at the new audio system how it was described in the last years financial report it said that it links to an Ipod or a Beosound 5 system.

I 2nd the 2 way remote, but I am thinking they first should spend some time gather feedback what people really want from a BS5.

For example, MOTS within category to filter out holiday themed songs and gapless playing for concerts, classic and DJ mixes without gaps for non windows media file formats.

There is probably more from people who actually bought that thing, I am still holding my breath for the above, I could maybe live without a 2 way remote for a little longer.

Anyone else find the comments on engadget amusing whenever they mention a B&O product?

I also think that an iPod dock is totally useless for a high end brand which already has a "network player" (the BS5 is that, it must be improved but the basis is here) : why would one limit his music listening to the poor capacity (technically and in terms of storage space) of an iPod when it already has the ability to read his whole music collection in lossless with a system that is able to read on the home server (or the home NAS). Music is totally dematerialised now, using a material system (and paying the license for a pre-obsolete ipod connector compatibility) is not forward thinking. My music is on my NAS and on spotify/awdio.com/..., if I can listen to it directly with a network player, why would I copy it on my iPod before listening to it? It's like asking for a tape player when you have a full collection of CDs and a jukebox to listen to it!

mbee wrote:

I also think that an iPod dock is totally useless

I often dock my iPhone at friend's houses to play whatever new music or playlist I want to share. Don't use it at my own place though - except for other people's iPods.