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Thanks for helping a noob!!

Im sorry but Im not sure what any of that means. Im really new to all of this. My receiver is a 3 year old Aiwa that cost about $300 new (I dont know what model it is) My DVD player is a panasonic progressive scan DVR, my new tv is a 60" Sony GWIII I will be hooking up an Xbox from time...

should I use my Receiver as a hub for my video between my DVD player and RPTV? Also between my sat. box and TV? (no HD signals) I remember reading somewhere that its always preferable to send video signals directly to my TV when possible. My new TV will have at least 2 inputs for component...

Yes reliability is a concern! I wont be able to get an extended warranty since its kind of a special price deal from a wholesaler, and I think the manufacturers warranty is all I can get. I will find out which model TV it is today. If its the $9000 model (highly doubtful!) Would that...

So, that means I cannot use 'video essentials' to get the best picture on this unit?

My girlfriends dad can get me a new 61" RCA Scenium for $2600 (wholesale?). I dont know which model but I know its got the ethernet plug and its 61" and that it normally sells for about $3400 or so. Anyway, Is this deal worth jumping on? I was looking at DLPs in the $4000 range--the new...

Thanks for replying! I really cant install a projector in my living room so thats out of the question.

I have $2000 to spend and its kind of getting confusing. I play video games with static images about 40% of the time so Im pretty sure plasma screens are out. And I dont really NEED HDTV capability. Im considering everything but its really confusing. I saw a lot of good 42" DLP's at...