More news on the upcoming new AppleTV! It won't be 1080p, but it will be renamed iTV, and have app support. Engadget brings us the lowdown on Samsung's latest string of 3D HDTVs including a 65" model. DirecTV is launching a 3D Sports channel, and Verizon FiOS will bring you the first 3D NFL game on September 2nd. GoogleTV gets an icon, Deadwood: The Complete Series is coming to Blu-ray, and The Ceton InfiniTV 4 quad-tuner card is finally shipping. Netflix signed a deal with EPIX, which means we should expect to see Paramount, MGM and Lionsgate movies on their instant streaming service soon. Engadget has faced off . Watch the video for all the latest in this week's HD news!

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In honor of that Jet Blue flight attendant who made that dramatic exit from a flight, we bring you the Top 5 Airplane Movies on Blu-ray! Top Gun makes the list, as does the wonderfully bad Snakes on a Plane. Watch the video to find out what other gems made the cut.

New releases for this week include Dexter: The Fourth Season, Furry Vengeance, Casshern Sins: Part 1 and Part 2, and more! Watch the video for the complete list.

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Continuing our series on HDTV calibration, we show you how to adjust the color and tint using the free AVS HD 709 calibration disc. If your TV doesn't have a blue mode built-in, you'll need to pick up a pair of blue filter glasses, but don't worry - they're only $2! Watch the video for a walkthrough on tweaking your display for the best possible picture... and to avoid green skin and yellow skies. (Except for Star Trek, of course!)

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We've gotten some time with Digital Projection's M-Vision Cine LED projector. The picture quality looks pretty good, but is it really worth all that cash? Watch the video to find out if you should sell a kidney to get one of these babies, or if it's not worth the splurge.

We've covered many set top boxes recently, but it's been a while since we've talked about Western Digital's WD TV Live. Watch the video to find out if this device deserves a spot in your home theater, or if you can get more out of newer gadgets.