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Brent Butterworth  |  Mar 29, 2010

Call it the projection paradox. Projector owners are so devoted to their pursuit of a cinematic effect that they’re willing to spend thousands of dollars more than the average TV buyer and endure lights-out viewing. Yet all the hot technology seems to go into those sexy flat-panel TV sets that people who don’t know a pixel from a pineapple buy at discount stores while they’re picking up tube socks and army-size bags of Cheddar Jalapeño Cheetos.

Brent Butterworth  |  Mar 29, 2010

Call it the projection paradox. Projector owners are so devoted to their pursuit of a cinematic effect that they're willing to spend thousands of dollars more than the average TV buyer and endure lights-out viewing. Yet all the hot technology seems to go into those sexy flat-panel TV sets that people who don't know a pixel from a pineapple buy at discount stores while they're picking up tube socks and army-size bags of Cheddar Jalapeño Cheetos.

Ken Korman  |  Mar 29, 2010
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Brent Butterworth  |  Mar 29, 2010

The Mordaunt-Short Aviano 6 tower speaker reminds me why it’s sometimes best to hold out for something you truly love instead of something that merely gets the job done.As we age, we often give up the pursuit of the great and settle for the good. We settle for sedans instead of sports cars because they get us to work every day.

Brent Butterworth  |  Mar 29, 2010

The Mordaunt-Short Aviano 6 tower speaker reminds me why it's sometimes best to hold out for something you truly love instead of something that merely gets the job done.As we age, we often give up the pursuit of the great and settle for the good. We settle for sedans instead of sports cars because they get us to work every day.

Brent Butterworth  |  Mar 29, 2010
Key Features
$15,995 digitalprojection.com
• LED illumination rated at 60,000 hours life
• 1080p resolution
• 1.2x zoom lens (others available)
• Vertical and horizontal lens shift
• Accepts 1080p/24 input signals
Brent Butterworth  |  Mar 29, 2010
Key Features
$15,995 digitalprojection.com
• LED illumination rated at 60,000 hours life
• 1080p resolution
• 1.2x zoom lens (others available)
• Vertical and horizontal lens shift
• Accepts 1080p/24 input signals
Eric Alt  |  Mar 29, 2010

David Vaughn  |  Mar 29, 2010
Teenager Michael Oher (Quinton Aaron) is living on his own when he is spotted on the street by the Tuohy family. Learning that the young man is one of her daughter's classmates, Leigh Ann (Sandra Bullock) invites him to stay at their home for the night. What starts out as a gesture of kindness turns into something more as Michael becomes part of the family despite the differences in their backgrounds.

In the 2009 NFL draft, Michael Oher's rags-to-riches story reached new heights when he was drafted in the first round by the Baltimore Ravens. I love inspirational sports stories, and this is one of the best I've seen in years. The performances are outstanding, especially by Sandra Bullock, who won her first Oscar for the role, and by young Jae Head, who provides a lot of comic relief in an otherwise dramatic subtext.

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