Dave wrote:

Oh each to their own, absolutely i agree. I just don't see this as anything different than what's already on the market for a tenth of the price. Are you going to buy one moxxey?

Not so sure now. I was. However, I can't hide that BeoLine 2, even at 52cm. Plus, I don't know how well it will integrate with my other B&O phones, which could be a problem.

A typographical error (often shortened to typo) is a mistake made in a printed material.

I do not believe (and really hope) that the Beoline really  is  52 inches wide!!! More likely to be 5.2 inches wide or something like that.

PhilLondon wrote:

A typographical error (often shortened to typo) is a mistake made in a printed material.

We're not asking for a grammar check here Phil. A typo can apply to any written words, including a forum posting. I was asking whether I'd made a typo in my post.

I hope it's 5.2" wide. That would make more sense. Anyone know?

I just wanted to say that I think B&O (not you) probably did a Typo, and that hopefully 52 inches is not the real dimension of the Beoline...

I found another picture

Wow!
Looks really good in the base! If I'd use it, I would get one, but I barely use my BeoCom 6000. 

PhilLondon wrote:

rednik wrote:

Any number of inexpensive devices have alowed you to use B&O phones with Skype

I am interested... could you post a link to this device.

Loads here Phil:

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This was the one my dealer recommended (personally uses at home):

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Zoom Model 5900