With that size of a TV and the distance you are playing at, you should go with the 720p.

The highest resolution that the 360 can put out is 720p, however, getting a 1080p will not show you any true difference in gaming.

Save your money and stick wit the 720p in my honest opinion. I have a PS3, and I am content with my 720p 32" LCD. The quality is not all that big of a difference to me.

Yes. Typically those graphic cards are integrated. You cannot remove it and replace it with another graphics card. :(

Yeah. I, too, would go for the Samsung.

PS3 exclusive games and BluRay movies play at 1080p. Games that came out on the Xbox 360 as well only play at 720p. So, the TV depends on what type of games you play. If you are listing the Sony Bravia at 1080p, it is the perfect match for your PS3. Though, the off brand TV's that you have listed often get dead pixels in them very quickly. Hell. My $400 Panasonic 32" 720p LCD TV has a dead pixel in it. It is very annoying.

It takes many, many hours of a still image to get burned into a plasma TV. You should be safe if you only play a couple of hours a day of a game that has a immobile HUD as long as you turn off the TV or put in another game. Just don't play the same game with the same HUD 5 hours a day everyday.

I have spent over 200 hours on MW2.

For me killing zombies never gets old.

Is there some way I can remove the scratch marks on my PSP screen? In terms of buffing or will I have to purchase a new screen?

The scratches are small and they are not noticable while watching movies are playing games, but I love my Darth Vador PSP. I want it to look brand new.

It would be nice if you can add the price tag to any solution.

I've tried both Logitech and Razer products, and in my honest opinion I prefer Razer. This company makes mice, keyboards, and headsets for gaming while Logitech makes things for the casual customer as well.

So, Razer knows what it is doing. And if you are going to buy a Razer product, you know you are buying something for gaming. Logitech is hit and miss. Some of their products are superb, and others are for people who could care less and don't want to spend too much money.

Either way, for a decent to amazing product Razer and Logitech are going to ask you to go deep into your pockets to pull out some cash, but I think it is money well spent.

Its hard to say whether or not you will like Dragon Age Origins (which is the game I am thinking you are referring too).

The skill sets in Dragon Age are not that extensive. That is the major problem I had in the game. This leads to the lack of expansive customization. This lack leads to a shallow feeling in gameplay.

These are my own opinions on the game. I did not like the game, and still wonder why this game received so many great scores.