These are the active speakers i heard, they are called the klang 9

https://www.loewe.tv/int/klang/loewe-klang-9

Just had a brief look at the new Eclipse today (65"). I must say that this Beovision is true to the B&O design heritage! A bit unusual at first without an aluminum frame around the ultra thin display, but the proportions and the placement of the speaker plus the black glass under the speaker makes this balanced design both modern and timeless IMO. And I guess that hardly any other OLEDs on the market will match the sound quality from this set. 

Now two days from release I wonder more about the specs than the design. 

Powerlink? Or only WISA?
PUC control?
HDMI Matrix and room sharing HDMI-solution?
Movable stand?
Gamma correction?
And so on.

Does anybody know? 

Michael wrote:

Now two days from release I wonder more about the specs than the design. Powerlink? Or only WISA? PUC control? HDMI Matrix and room sharing HDMI-solution? Movable stand? Gamma correction? And so on. Does anybody know?

Isn't that more or less what they have done (or look to have done)?

No, what Barry wants is a 'B&O dockings station', where he can mount different LG tv's, and echange those along the way.

Isn't it, Barry?

MM

Michael wrote:

Now two days from release I wonder more about the specs than the design. 

Powerlink? Or only WISA?
PUC control?
HDMI Matrix and room sharing HDMI-solution?
Movable stand?
Gamma correction?
And so on.

Does anybody know? 

Matrix support via update in Q4.

Michael wrote:

Powerlink? Or only WISA?
PUC control?
HDMI Matrix and room sharing HDMI-solution?
Movable stand?
Gamma correction?
And so on.

That's an interesting question, because if B&O doesn't have a department for developing video solutions, will they keep the connectivity ? I really need my Beovision to connect to a HDMI switch (via PUC on my current BV) to switch between sources and use the sound processor with my videoprojector...

Also : will the P.Mute mode still be possible (again, when using a beamer)???

Well that would be an interesting idea if thats what he meant.

Whether they would want to be tied in to one hardware manufacturer (LG) is less clear, as they would need to be if the B&O docking part is not to become obsolete over time.

I guess my point was that the separation of and re-constituting of audio and video s effectively what they have done with the existing partnership. Moving one step further with the customer piecing it together at their whim is hard to conceive, despite its innate attraction.

Really hope people like the new TV offering all the same, and i suspect many will, but lets see.

Meanwhile i'll continue to work out if i can make some BL50's part of my life - proving difficult to forget how good they sounded