It is NOT beonet compliant, just for "Blueray Disk Live" like Mk 1. Look at the manual on B&O website./Räuber
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Beovision 7-55 3D
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It does have an Ethernet port, but not for BeoNet.
Here are some pictures of my new BeoVision 7-55 MK2 3D as I try to configure all of the wiring and connections. I'll be cutting some holes in the wall and floor next week to hide all of the wires and cables. I'll take more pictures when it's all finished. The picture on the TV is great right out of the box!
Notice my old 32" Avant off to the right. It gave me 10 good years of service. Now sold to a lucky new owner on eBay!
Nice! It doesn't look that big at a first glance, but then I compare it with your BL 8000s, and then look at mine 8000s and realise: Damn, she's BIG!
Yes, it looks like an average sized TV in the photos, but in real-life, it's this huge, black wall monolith in my living room. It actually looks a little smaller when there's an image on the screen because the black just dominates the room when it's turned off.
Just seen the BV7-55 3D at my dealer and was impressed. They had a 3D demo of the universe and the depth was amazing.
Only problem is, once I took the glasses off, my eyes still haven't fully readjusted. I don't know if I could watch 3D very often and I can't see me wearing those glasses to watch 3D football!
It is huge though. Felt very cineramic. I can't see 3D working too well on the 40". You need to 55" to get the depth.
The standard HD picture on that 55" is better than my BV7-40, for sure. Colours seem richer.
I also did a test view at my dealer. Picture is great with this B&O 3D DVD. But I think the googles are looking cheap and ugly. Further I have the impression that 55" is still not big enough for a 3d TV. I was sitting approx. 2,5m away. Anyway in 2D it is the best set you can get at the moment.
Does anyone out there have any idea of which glasses might work with this TV? They are available through B&O for about $200 each, but I'm sure there are Samsung ones out there for a lot less that are compatible with the 7-55. I just don't want to spend $200 per pair of glasses that one of my friend's' kids are going to drop on the floor and break.
be aware if B&O uses shutter technic the glasses will have to correspond with your TV - and I can not imagine any company that wouldn't use their special frequency to assure only their own glasses are working...
regards elmar
I noticed recently that the industry players are looking to standardise glasses specifications for 2012 models.
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