Prices for the new BV10-40 and BV7-55 !

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Beolab wrote:

koning wrote:
 

 What I can't understand is why they not uses array backlight🤔

 

Why they do not use LOCAL DIMMING array backlighting is because the screen is only 4 cm thin and 6 cm with wall mount.

Local dimming needs more space to fit. 

And Doc.  It will have a better PQ than BV7 until BV7's go LED and when it does that, nobody knows..

BV7-55 are most likely going to use Local dimming for a even higher and more précised contrast.

 

regards

 

Beolab,

Which 3-party panels are they using in the new BV10-40 ?

 

 

my guess is Samsung .. Samsung also released thin LED LCD tv this year.

PhilLondon wrote:

As the TV become thinner, larger screen do not seem so overpowering.

p.

They do when they're switched on and some people think it is Ok to have a drink and a chat with a 46" screen belting out the new action movie in surround sound!

 

bonbonhm wrote:

my guess is Samsung .. Samsung also released thin LED LCD tv this year.

 

BV7-40 MK III (50Hz) also has Samsung panel ?

 

Beolab@  Is the soundquality from beovision 10 better then from beovision 8-40.

 

schatzoy wrote:

Why do B&O still stick with 40 inch? A BV10-40 is way too small to give you cinema feeling, they should produce a BV10-46 or BV10-52.

kokomo wrote:

Strange as it may seem Schatoy, perhaps not everyone wants their lounge to be converted into a cinema! I may be in minority, but I watch very few DVDs and want my TV to blend in and not dominate the room. I have seen some setups that frankly look ridiculous. If you have the lounge space OK, but I've stepped in to some rooms and the TV practically meets you at the door!

I think it is a case sometimes of bigger, bigger, bigger. Your desire for a 46 or 52 would have been considered totally over the top not so long ago. Next year, 70" 80", just because it can be done? And yes I am aware of the 103" model.

While I absolutely agree with you Kokomo I think it's also about choices. But if there's just one size fits all, there is no choice. I actually own a Loewe LCD 46 inch and whilst I do not want it to dominate the room I think it looks so georgously good that it I don't mind it being noticed. This would be a whole different story with a plastic monster, super-sized PC monitor aka TV like Sony and the likes.

The BV10 hopefully will also look stunningly good so that you want to make it part of your living room design.

 

BV 10 before christmas sounds great but will there also be a motorised wall bracket as there is one for the BV 7-40?

The BV10 will be out in November globally, BV7-55 in December.

The BV10 will feature a floor stand, and a "true flat" wall mount, will no motor and no possibility to turn it. Just like the BV4 series.

floor stand, and a "true flat" wall mount.

inclusive????

Inclusive... come on... nothing is inclusive... you probably have to pay extra for the remote, the DVB-T tuner, the ML module, the Surround sound module...

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