My dealer replaced my Beovision 10-46 for the AR version.

It was far to bright in my livingroom. (see: Flash your B&O for pics, thats the new AR)

I think the AR version is simular to my old Beovision 7-32 screen.

Beware: the screen when it is off it has a slightly blue / purple haze (Is that the correct word?)

The normal screen is completely black.

Jasper, The Netherlands

Thanks for the replys. You seem to think that the AR option is worth the extra money. I was thinking that most of my TV viewing takes place at night when it's getting dark outside, but I may have to reconsider.

Jasper, is that the AR version pictured in the "Flash your B&O"-thread?

Jan Johansson wrote:

 

Jasper, is that the AR version pictured in the "Flash your B&O"-thread?

Yes it is

get the tv fully loaded, not only does it enhance resale value an AR screen is worth it through and through...

I do not have the AR screen, and I regret I did not purchase it but I did not have the budget at the time.

Have got a price for doing a retrofit and considering a change of the glass screen.

It´s a quite straight forward process mechanically, but the picture needs some adjustments afterwards. 

Could you perhaps compare the AR/non-AR version to the matte/glossy screen on a MacBook Pro?

Jan Johansson wrote:

Could you perhaps compare the AR/non-AR version to the matte/glossy screen on a MacBook Pro?

Not really.....

Screen is still glossy but reflexions are less obvious.

Suggest you visit a dealer to see for your selves.