Bulletstorm Developers Are Making that New Gears of War

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Quote: Yesterday, I speculated that the next Gears of War, the one semi-revealed by the folks at Game Informer magazine, will be developed by the talented crew at People Can Fly who made the very good early 2011 first-person shooter Bulletstorm. I even teased People Can Fly creative director Adrian Chmielarz about it over Twitter. He didn't reply.

But, this morning, Mike Capps, president of Gears studio Epic Games (which owns People Can Fly) did his best Daniel Bryan impression and weighed in in the affirmative. Looks like they're "involved", and it's not a leap to assume they'll be doing more than helping out here or there. Very cool, but it makes you wonder... first-person Gears of War?
Bulletstorm Developers Are Making that New Gears of War

SamsungLN40E550 thread

I'm surprised I haven't see more on this model given it's insane price. It's seems to be $499 across multiple stores.

I've had mine for about a week and so far so good. still trying to find the right balance between skin tones and color temparture during cable program everytime I think I have it down I get the urge to keep fiddeling

Orderd up the Disney WOW : World of Wonder blu ray set up disk, it got great reviews so should be interesting to see what that does, should offer some great test patterns using Cars, toy story and Pirates of the Carr.

so anyone else jumped on this unit yet? If so would love to trade settings.
SamsungLN40E550 thread

Which TV should I buy (Need help from the experts)

I must admit, I am a complete rookie when it comes to buying TVs - I don't know whether I need 120Hz, or if I'll be fine with 60Hz. I don't know if LED is really worth the extra money, or if I'll be happy with an LCD. So I have to come to you experts, hoping you can help me figure this out.

I am moving into a new apartment and have decided it is time to upgrade from the embarrassingly old and small rear-projection TV I have been using since college. All I know is that I am looking for a decent flat-panel TV, at least 40" in screen size, and am working with a budge of about $700 at most. For the most part, I will be watching HDTV with a good mix of sports and regular programming in addition to occasion gaming with an XBOX 360. I will not have a blu-ray player, but will be watching DVDs through the XBOX at times.

I have been trying to do some research and recently went into a local Best Buy to try and see the different sets they offer. Here are some of the options that I thought stood out:
Sharp LC-46SV50U (46" LCD 1080p 60Hz) ~$629.99
Samsung LN40E550 (40" LCD 1080p 60Hz) ~ $499.99
Samsung LN40D630 (40" LCD 1080p 120Hz) ~ $679.99
LG 42CS570 (42" LCD 1080p 120Hz) ~ $599.99
Toshiba 40L5200U (40" LED 1080p 120Hz) ~ $599.99

Are any of these sets decent options and if so, which would you recommend?
Are there better options for my price point?
For my needs, will I be alright with 60Hz or should I still be looking for 120Hz?
What about other cheaper brands like RCA or Westinghouse? Are they sets to stay away from?
Which TV should I buy (Need help from the experts)

Philips 42" Plasma Power supply components?

Hi,
I need to know the value of the voltage of this:
P6NK60Z
GK 265 V6
CHN 639

I need to replace 2 of them but I cannot find the equivalent? Or a part number or anything I could give my electronic shop something that can look into. With the above numbers they couldn't get me anything :(
Thank you.
Philips 42" Plasma Power supply components?

Comcast Digital Question & Caller ID

I just received a letter from Comcast that they are going all digital in my area. I have 2 RNG110 Receivers and 1 RNG200N DVR are these "Digital" receivers? In their letter they show a completely different piece of equipment that is considerably larger than these units.

Also I can get caller ID displayed on the DVR but not the other boxes (RNG110). Is it possible to display caller ID using those boxes?
Comcast Digital Question & Caller ID