Frozen screen, static and noise

a circuit in the game system broke down, either the power supply or the video circuit, most likely a capacitor shorts out.

Pink screen is usually either
Broken video cable to the monitor
Broken video card
Broken monitor

Try the machine with a different monitor cable and a different monitor. What happens?

In terms of troubleshooting can you provide more detail
What specifcally happens when you boot the machine up. Does it have a black screen that has typing on it which then changes to pink later? Do you see any writing at all while it is booting?
Does the hard drive make the usual noises during the startup?

Try unplugging it from the main power and holding in the power button for a few seconds to remove the static

When a Microsoft Xbox 360 console experiences a "general hardware" failure or "core digital" failure, three flashing red lights appear (known as the "Red Ring of Death") around the power button, in lieu of the four green lights indicating normal operation. Warning signs may include freeze-ups, in which the screen has strange, spontaneous graphical problems in the middle of gameplay, such as checkerboard or pinstripe patterns on the screen, the sound is frozen and changed to a strange, static-like sound, and the console only responds to pressing the power button to turn it off. These events may happen once or several times until the general hardware failure occurs, when the user attempts to turn the console on, and the three red lights are seen and the console will not function.

this sounds like it will error e74 which will need a reflow
but dont overheat with a towel as this will cause more problems

Get new HDMI cord

try to use your PS3 using a different TV- ask a neighbor or something. This will isolate the problem. If the problem occurs on a different TV. the problem is with your PS3. have it RMAed

I think that the DS has just frozen. It happens sometimes, the heart should go onto the top screen and then fly into the bear.

you need to go to your setting and change your automatic shutoff timer. this will cause your system to turn off every 15 minutes no matter what you are doing...

Hope this helps... please rate...thanks

it is your av cable however the components in the cable get a small static boost when u are using your controller so it becomes an intermittent fault ie;....when in game vidios or watching dvds, u rarely use the controller so u dont see the flickering and u only see it when in game play because u are in constant contact with the controlls and the components inside the av cable recieve a small static boost causing the interference.

Try downloading the latest driver for your ATI card from here:
http://ati.amd.com/support/driver.html

also, what is your graphics card?