24p is something different then 100HZ technology for LCD.

100HZ technology for LCD televisions from a certain level becomes pretty standard now. So it would be a big shame if B&O did not include it now in it 's new MKIII model.

You really have much less blurr with the 100HZ technology.

The Loewe Individual Compose is substantially cheaper than a BV7,and is available in both 40",and 46" size panels,with the 40" model,with floorstanding speakers costing about £3250.

The current edition of the UK magazine "What Video & High-Definition TV" has a generally very favourable review of the 40" Individual Compose.

I agree with moxxey (10-07-2007, 5:51).

Anyway, the forthcoming BV7 Mk III will be 50 Hz and it upgrades in the 2008.

We can see it in a few days...and sharing our impression about new chassis and new panel.

Will there also be a new chassis ? I'm the "lucky" owner of a one year old 7-40 MKII..

I wonder how the market will go, and how the MKII's can be upgraded to MKIII's. If ionly the flatpanel could be updated, I could probably live without the BS3.

The Dane 

   I don´t see how it could be better by 100HZ or 24p?? I can´t see any motion artefacts at all..

And the coloring are crisp and sick! ;) Take a look=) 

1. Lost 2: http://www.ladda-upp.com/bilder/770/beovision-7-mk-lll-dark-grey

2. http://www.ladda-upp.com/bilder/771/beovision-7-mk-lll-dark-grey

3. http://www.ladda-upp.com/bilder/769/beovision-7-mk-lll-dark-grey

 

Amen....

To be honest, I don 't understand why B&O did not include the 100HZ technology right now. It is available for months now.

By the way. A beauty to look at. The new BV7. But I miss the red letters in the screen :-)