Omar G.

Wii, 360 and PS3.

shirizaki: On my TV, 1080i looks better to me than 720p. Yes, it's not progressive, but my Toshiba displays better at that resolution, especially via HDMI/DVI. On over-the-air HD signals, 720p and 1080i are virtually indistinguishable on my set.

On the Blu-Ray disc I tried ("Talladega Nights"), it seemed like it was doing 1080i, but it could have been 720p. I'll double check tonight when I try it again.

With Resistance, I had to go into my PS3 video settings and basically disable 1080i for it to display in 720p (my TV does both). The game prompted me with a message saying I needed to set 720p as my max resolution if I wanted to play it that way (I don't have 1080p).

I also had to disable Dolby Digital to get any sound at all (I'm connected to a receiver with an optical cable).

This is going to be a huge pain in the ass if you have to manually go in and change video/sound settings depending on what game you're playing or movie you're viewing.

Is it possible the Opera browser might be able to play MP3?

Sounds like V4p0rzw4rez.

That's gangster talk for Phantom!

Base HD is 80 gigs. For $12 more, you can get a 160 gig and for $30, you can upgrade to a 250 gig. Beyond that, the pricing gets quite a bit steeper, especially if you opt for a 10k-speed drive.