Announcement at IFA Berlin, in three weeks time? Will it be the soundbar?
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Hold on, give it time 😕
Oh boy, must mean new colors!
Oh boy, must mean new colors!
*colours.
Heathen.
Oh boy, must mean new colors!
*colours.
Heathen.
Sure would be nice if you Brits would learn how to spell English properly!😎
Perhaps it's a B&O app 2.71?🙂
Dear Lee and Jeff,
In order to stop this senseless and hurtful bickering, I would suggest that you both please spend some time listening to (or reading the transcripts of) the following two podcasts:
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After you do, you'll find that you're merely victims here - slaves of the ubiquitous rules enforced by the programmers of the Spell Check algorithms embedded into WordPerfect and Microsoft Word in days of yore...
As someone once said to me - "Bald men need not fight over who gets the comb..." but he might have been talking about something else, come to think of it... ;-)
-g
PLEASE READ before sending me a Personal Message.
If you have questions about or problems with B&O equipment, these should be directed through your dealer and/or B&O's Customer Service department.
I cannot be a "short circuit", bypassing these communication channels.
Thanks
-geoff
I hope so. Canvas Audio is stealing a bit of its thunder, probably not by coincidence.IFA – the most exciting time of year after CES 🙂Announcement at IFA Berlin, in three weeks time? Will it be the soundbar?
I hope so. Canvas Audio is stealing a bit of its thunder, probably not by coincidence.
Perhaps the B&O soundbar has a dedicated center (in the the B&O language centre?) speaker, that would be one way of getting back in "front" of the Canvas. 🙂
Dear Lee and Jeff,
In order to stop this senseless and hurtful bickering
Well, the irony is that most Brits are actually ignorent of the fact WE changed the language since the middle ages where a lot of American's still speak with the formatting and twang we had in the 1600's.
For example, not many people know that the NY accent originates from how Brits would speak English in the middle ages. It's remained, we moved on. So in a way, you could argue that American's actually kept our own language sacricant 😁
On top, words such as 'Fall' were used far more widely a few hundred years ago in Britain and the way medicene is pronounced 'medcine' over there is more like we used to say the word - so are we or they really in the wrong?
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