I quite like it, does it have the bs3 built in?
No it doesn't....
I quite like it, does it have the bs3 built in?
No it doesn't....
I quite like it, does it have the bs3 built in?
No it doesn't....
I assume it doesnt need a seperate bs3? so how does the television compare and does it have all the options available for surround etc?
I think you have to mount the BS3 elsewhere(on a shelf) For once I hope technology doesn't move as fast as it is, making it of a lessor quality panel compared to those already hoofing on the horizon. It looks very elegant, and for someone who has never liked plasma I think the latest generation of Neo Plasma have the best of both worlds. I think it will be the TV I covert most, but personally just couldn't gamble that much of a financial commitment on a device that might, and I hope it is might be out of date very shortly.
Things were so much easier 10-15 years ago. An avant please.
I quite like it, does it have the bs3 built in?
No it doesn't....
I assume it doesnt need a seperate bs3? so how does the television compare and does it have all the options available for surround etc?
It needs the BS3!
Isn't this 2012????????
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I am very happy it uses the BS3 as a separate component. After trying to connect multiple HDMIs, ir Emitters, and powerlink cables to the back of my BV7-55, I would much like to be able to connect everything to a hidden BS3. Much easier to connect HDMIs and ir emitters to a BS 3 in the same cabinet as the BluRay, Apple TV etc.
Also, as technology progresses and/or changes it becomes possible to update either the screen or the processor, without having to do both as with BV7-55's built in BS3.
More pictures.
Video, including the price.
beautiful tvπ€
priceπ
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