Shane Buettner

• $19,995 (22,995 with optional long throw lens)
• 1920x1080 single-chip DarkChip3 DLP
• Key Connections: Dual HDMI and component inputs, one RGB/PC on 15-pin DSUB

• TBD
• 63" Plasma
• 1366x768
• Key Connections: Dual HDMI and dual component inputs, RGB/PC input,

• $2,300
• 37" LCD
• 1366x768
• Key Connections: Two HDMI inputs, two component video inputs

Before there was <I>Rocky</I> there was, in real life, James J. Braddock. Braddock was a respectable fighter and contender in the late 20's who fell on extremely hard times during the depression. He was reduced to poverty like so many millions of Americans and barely put food on this family's table between boxing and working the docks. In the mid-30's he went on the right winning streak at the right time, culminating in his capturing the heavyweight title in 1935. Offering some idea of what an underdog Braddock was in his title bout with Max Baer, he entered the ring that night with the very pedestrian record of 44 wins and 23 losses. The "Cinderella Man's" story inspired millions, not to mention the impact it's had on sports movies over the decades.