Fair enough.  I think there is a difference between arguing with everything someone writes, and just disagreeing with everything someone writes.

I simply can't see the connection between a car company reviewing the design of the one model that they are really recognised by, and which has kept them afloat over a number of decades, and an AV company reviewing the design of a newish model that sells less than the bv7. Just seems l,e a stupi statement, that's all.

Paul W wrote:

 If so, there's no wonder the younger generation are not interested in this brand.

 

Ps. I am intrigued.  How old are you, and how old do you think I am?

Paul W wrote:

 If so, there's no wonder the younger generation are not interested in this brand.

 

Ps. I am intrigued.  How old are you, and how old do you think I am?

Paul W wrote:

Anyway lets not argue over a television because, my God, this is low when people are so bored that they talk about something as insignificant as that!

Shocking forum behavior, especially on one dedicated to A/V!

In the immortal words of Herbert Morrison: "Oh, the inanity!"

paul w doesnt help himself,I am in my early 30s and everyone I know has numerous tvs

.I have never been to a home were there has not been at least one tv,and thats from all age ranges from 18-80.I enjoy outdoor pursuits,but still watch tv and movies.

I have alot of younger cousins in their early 20s,who work all day and party most nights in the city,and they all have tvs in their apartments.They use their laptops for work.

I'm also 30, and I think that everyone I know has a TV, but it is a fact that now we watch less and less TV and more and more VOD/movies/computer content. But the TV still remains the "big screen of the home" for the majority of people.

I was at the IFA, the TV manufacturers have understood that the TV is becoming the home "digital hub" and tend to create an ecosystem around the TV.

As for the comment about not having a life because we speak of TV... That's really interesting to say that on a TV topic in a AV forum...

Steffen wrote:

Hmm... I've just read in a danish newspaper, that the BV 12 wasn't selling as well as expected. So...🤔

My dealer told me that if I buy the BV12 (their ex-demo unit), they wouldn't have it back as a trade-in, at a later date, so read in to that as you will. It's one reason why I didn't go for the BV12. They advised to wait for the BV11, too.

mbee wrote:

I'm also 30, and I think that everyone I know has a TV, but it is a fact that now we watch less and less TV and more and more VOD/movies/computer content. But the TV still remains the "big screen of the home" for the majority of people.

I was at the IFA, the TV manufacturers have understood that the TV is becoming the home "digital hub" and tend to create an ecosystem around the TV.

As for the comment about not having a life because we speak of TV... That's really interesting to say that on a TV topic in a AV forum...

Who understands Paul anyway..?
He doesn't want to buy a tv - but he loves to comment on them.
He don't know anyone who owns a tv...(maybe widening his social circles would be an eye-opener..?) 👍
He has earlier come up with some rediculous comments about that people who buys big tv's must be uneducated, etc...(he even finds large screens 'offensive'...)
He makes comments about young vs. old people...(offcourse he is one of the young 'enlightened' people...) 🤔
He's talking about some 'arrogant and harsh' people on Beoworld, while he's patronizing and rude to everyone who disagrees with him...

I've always hated the 911 as for something german it's so inefficient in a practical boring way.

 

Then again maybe i'm a boring old fart. LOL

Tonker wrote:

Having just bought a 10-46 and happy with it, what technical improvements could you expect or even notice over the current system using the new chassis?

Beovision 10-46, Belab 11, Beosound 8, Beocom 2 and a shed load of A8's and Form 2's. Oh and a Beo4 and 6.

I agree. Tomorrow I will order a BV10-40 to replace my BV3-32 which I bought when it was about to be discontinued. I got it for a good price, both hardware and software were of high quality. I have used this TV for over 8 years without a single problem. For the same reason I'll go for the BV10-40. It,s the most beautiful TV I've seen, fits perfectly into my link system, technically it's good enough (I don't need 3D), price is OK, and it's definitely more stable than a new model.

/Heinz