BeoVision 4-85"

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elephant (archived)
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Posted April 19, 2011 at 13:12 GMT
#1930369

tournedos wrote:

elephant wrote:
Oh dear ... do I need to buy special B&o 3D glasses ?

Stop messing with my head! I read the subsection title at flatpanelshd as "Elefant giant" 😂

😂  😂 😂

so did I ... but that was after YOU had submininally primed me to expect it

so stop messing with MY head

😂 😂 😂

 

 

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macjonny1 (archived)
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Posted April 19, 2011 at 14:29 GMT
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wow can't believe there isn't more discussion about this!  Finally something really new from B&O although few will be able to afford it.  Not much going on in the forums these days it seems...

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Razlaw
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Posted April 19, 2011 at 15:45 GMT
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macjonny1 wrote:

 Not much going on in the forums these days it seems...

I agree.

 

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larskoelle (archived)
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Posted April 19, 2011 at 15:59 GMT
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Well, honestly I do not know. I do not need such a large TV. Anyway, I am glad that BEO invests into state of the art technology. I would like to see BEO produces high end design and quality products for a very long time. 

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Mbee
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Posted April 19, 2011 at 16:28 GMT
#1930373

The real news that concerns a lot of Beoworlders here is that the Beosystem 3 has been upgraded to process 3D signals... Is it still called Beosystem 3, or is that a new Beosystem 4?

And maybe there will be a 3D upgrade kit for existing TVs (if you don't care about being sick with active glasses)

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elephant (archived)
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Posted April 19, 2011 at 16:48 GMT
#1930374

Razlaw wrote:

macjonny1 wrote:

 Not much going on in the forums these days it seems...

I agree.

Putting aside the fact that this particular announcement is outside some/most people's/my range in money and real estate, I had been thinking the same thing for several weeks, and I think this drop off is a reflection of a perceived lack of progress from B&O

 

I hope that this is just a perception, and that B&O are not undergoing a re-ogranisations of strategies and products under the new CEO

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jldmelb
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Posted April 19, 2011 at 20:26 GMT
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It's too big and brash and ugly for me. It's just far too dominant and heavy a design, particularly in the room that it's pictured in.

The triangle Beolab looks like a lame adaptation of the AV9000 and reeks of wannabe retro!

No - thumbs down for me...

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claudiu (archived)
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Posted April 20, 2011 at 01:38 GMT
#1930376
Nobody??

No one else has any information about what's new in beosystem 3?

On bang-olufsen page the only difference I see that the plasma is connected with HDMI .

Thank you

BeoVision 4 - 85"

DESIGNER David Lewis

DIMENSIONS (W x H x D)/WEIGHT On wall bracket:

205.2 x 126.9 x 22.1 cm/163 kg including wall bracket

Floor stand:

205.2 x 187.1 x 95 cm/480 kg including floor stand

COLOUR(S)

Frame: Silver, black, red, blue, dark grey, golden

CONTRAST SCREEN Contrast screen with anti-reflection coating

POWER CONSUMPTION EU: Typical (IEC 62087:2. ed): 375 W/Networked standby 0.4 W

MAINS VOLTAGE RANGE EU/US/Japan: 200-240 V ± 10 %, 50-60 Hz

OPERATING CONDITIONS Temperature: 0-40° C, 32-104° F

Humidity: 20% - 80%

Minimum outside air pressure:

In use: 756 hPa

In storage and transportation: 700 hPa

SCREEN TYPE 85" 16:9 Plasma display panel

RESOLUTION 1,920 x 1,080 Progressive (Full HD)

3D FUNCTION Requires active shutter glasses

LUMINANCE OF WHITE (CENTRE OF SCREEN) 160 cd/m2 (typical)

CONTRAST RATIO (CENTRE OF SCREEN) 30,000:1 (typical), max 5,000,000:1 (peak)

PICTURE OPTIMISATION VisionClear

ROOM ADAPTATION Automatic Picture Control

COLOUR CALIBRATION Automatic calibration runs for every 100 hours

PLASMA CONNECTION Picture: 1 x HDMI

Control and Automatic Colour Management : 1x RS 232C

IR and AutoContrast: 1x D-sub 9 pin

PLACEMENT OPTIONS Wall bracket

Floor stand

ACCESSORIES 3D glasses

REMOTE CONTROL Beo4 or Beo6 - Optional
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Chrisreunion (archived)
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Posted April 20, 2011 at 02:47 GMT
#1930377

I'd love to see the 3D glasses: are they also designed by B&O?

It would be terrible if the TV came with normal, 3rd party plastic glasses.😁

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johnnielse (archived)
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Posted April 20, 2011 at 03:07 GMT
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You can actually see them in one of the pictures in the link to flatpanelshd provided earlier in this article. On the table..

I haven't seen a high-res picture of them yet but I'm very interested in this as well 😁

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