That would mean 4000 euros cheaper than a Beovision 11-55 !!!

I got mine last fall, fortunately with a Beolab 14 2.1 offered. However, I am very happy with it, always amazed by the picture quality.

Marco6474 wrote:

Thanks, hope you could see the picture attached.

Sort of, it's attached as a PDF!

Anyway, looks like the new TV will have no bezel at all? Picture seems to extend right to the edge of the panel!

Thanks, very cool and mysterious picture !

We can also see a part of the speaker with an aluminium "grid" in the middle ?

Very interesting.

And if the price and the new remote are real, it's a really amazing product ! 😳

Time to change my BeoVision 10-40 ?

The speaker retracts backwards and the screen comes down. (Bv4-85/103 wise when on floorstand)

That is easy to understand - if it is placed on a stand.

But hanging on a wall, this would need space (behind the tv) - unless the speakers are very thin/slim. And 'thin speakers' often means 'thin sound'.

MM

moxxey wrote:

 Which means my BV11-46 will be worth a lot less after the release of this new TV!

That's not sure at all !

55" is far too big for a lot of people on this planet, the BV10/BV11 as a unique David Lewis design (the new Avant is a screen à la BV12), danish Vs czech made.

You're right,

It's a different product.

Some will like the Avant, some the BV11 or the V1.

And with the disappearance of the BV12, the TV portfolio would be "poor".

A third TV is welcome, in my opinion...

BeoGreg wrote:

That's not sure at all !

Of course it will. It stands to reason it will. No-one is going to spend £10K on a BV11-55 when you can get the new 4K 55" TV for only £6K.

And, it correctly follows that no-one is going then spend £7K on a smaller 46", when you can get the 4K 55" for less. Which then drives down the re-sale of the pre-loved models as dealers won't want to give you much money for them. No dealer is going to give you £3K for a BV11-46 as it will be stuck in their showroom - they won't even be able to shift the new BV11's, never mind pre-loved models :)

It's wishful thinking that people will 'demand' an expensive old BV11-46 simply as they want a 46".

Millemissen wrote:

But hanging on a wall, this would need space (behind the tv) - unless the speakers are very thin/slim. And 'thin speakers' often means 'thin sound'.

My dealer was reluctant to give me any info about the new TV, but did say that the audio performance wasn't spectacular. About the same as a standard BV11.

But, mind you, our expectations are a bit high if we're expecting B&O to both reduce the price *and* deliver an improved audio/video experience (above a BV11). I'd settle for a serious price decrease and BV11 audio performance as it can be enhanced with a sub and it's way better than competitor TVs.