ill post a pic of my gaming setup when i get my new desk and the hole in my wall fixed:( ( back of the monitor hit the wall when i was moving the desk in place ) but i will give u a description of what i got on it

DVD Collection, a small CD collection, 30" Samsung LCD HDTV, Computer Tower ( AMD Opteron 165, 1 gig dual channel corsair ram, 250gb WD SATA HDD, PCI-E Mobo, 7800GT ) wireless keyboard and mouse. umm my Imported DS Lite, Mario & Luigi Partners in Time, Super Mario 64, Mario Kart, & Advanced Wars: Dual Strike.

on top of the hutch

Xbox360, Headset, 2 Wireless Controllers, Perfect Dark Zero, Burnout Revenge, Ghost Recon Advanced Warfighter, Fight Night Round 3, Need For Speed Most Wanted, Madden NFL 2006, Call Of Duty 2, A Singing Caddshack Gopher ( lol im all right! rofl love him ) Battlefield 2, CSS, BF2 Special Forces, Lost Season 1, Speakers and subwoofer, Pringles containter containing college fund:D jk...

and thats it, no last gen consoles...sold them all to get my 360 and new hdtv lcd monitor...gonna get digi cam for xmas 07..will update post then:D rofl,

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Its a 52" RCA DLP Widescreen ( 16: 9 ) HDTV...

Supports 1080i/720p

Read Some Reviews & Heard That The Sound Quality Is Not That Great...But For The Price A Good Surround Sound System Would Make It All Better:D

How Well Will This Work With A Playstation 3? Or Would It Just Be Better To Wait For A 1080p HDTV Plasma To Go Down In Price? Im Sure This TV Will Go Down In Price By The Time Ps3 Comes Out? Should I Get It For Christmas Then? I'll Have The Cash For It, Yes Or No? Good Or Not?
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That's a rear projection CRT HD set.  It is nice for TV and movie watching, however I would avoid it for playing games, although it will work fine with a PS3 (to answer your question).  They are very prone to burn-in and video games will do that to it quickly.  You are better off with a smaller direct-view CRT or try a DLP if your budget allows.  Slightly more expensive (not as expensive as LCD or LCoS) than CRT and they are burn-proof.  Also, avoid plasma because of the same problem as CRT projectors.

If budget is no problem, then go for a LCoS based TV or wait for the next generation DLP (no color wheel/ no bulb) due out this summer.  Much better in visual quality, 1080p and they are burn-proof as well.

Yeah those new line of DLP's by Samsung, that I was telling you about are going to be great. The first one is a 56 inch and they are suppose to go up to 71 inches, the 56 inch one is due out in April or May, I know I want one, but it does not have to be right away, just as long as it is in time for Football Season and the TV can remain occupied until the PS3 comes out and that TV will be very busy. :)