How do I turn psd files into multiple size pngs?

I have over 2,000 different size psd files, both portrait and landscape, that need to be formatted in 3 main ways.
I am looking for some automator or photoshop actions way to do this to save hours and hours and hours of work.
The first step is that each image needs to be proportionally placed into its own tile that is 1110 X 1050.
(Each file should keep its original name) Do the images need to be flattened before this is done?
Can this be done with photshop actions and/or automator to save time doing it manually?
The second and third steps are to convert the image to a png and to also create the
following file sizes/names
185x175 called "title".png,
370x350 called "title"@2x.png,
555x525 called "title"-ipad.png,
1110x1050 called "title"[email protected]
My system is
Mac OS X version 10.6.8
Photoshop CS5 version 12.0.4

Thanks Mylenium for letting me know it can be done And...........
Any guidance or the how to would be most appeciated, especially the renaming en masse using terminal.
Thanks!

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