Upside
The 65" BeoVision 4 shares the same minimalist styling of its smaller kin, with a sleek, clean frame surrounding the 16:9 screen. If the standard silver isn't your cup of tea, the frame is also available in black, dark grey, blue and red. The BeoVision 4's analog TV tuner and connectors come in a separate driver box, which means the panel itself if kept sleek at only 11cm wide.
As you'd expect from something in this price range, the specs of the screen are quite impressive. This BeoVision boasts a screen resolution of 1366x768 pixels, a contrast of 3000:1, a viewing angle of 160 degrees and more. The screen's driver box is fairly well fitted out with a DVI input as well as S-Video connectors.
Downside
It's a pity that at close to AU$40,000, Bang & Olufsen has left out a few important parts, namely a digital television tuner and speakers. But we're guessing that if you're shopping at this end of the market, spending a few thousand dollars more on sound and a HD-capable set top box isn't going to be a stretch.
Outlook
Quality has never been an issue for Bang & Olufsen, so we expect this screen to produce outstanding pictures. Whether it's worth the hefty price tag is up to your wallet.
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