T3 March 2022

T3 is the world’s number one gadget magazine. Each issue is packed full of the latest tech news and analysis, gadget reviews, intelligent features and a buying guide. Focusing on premium consumer electronics and lifestyle technology, with more than 500 products featured in every issue, including tablets, smartphones, digital cameras, TVs, laptops, portable media players and game consoles. From the Apple iPad to the Samsung Galaxy s2, iPhone 5 to the HTC Sensation T3 has all the stuff you need to be wired into technology.

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SHOWSTOPPER

SET THE STAGE Thanks to its built-in moving magnet phono stage, there’s no need to add a pre-amp. Want to upgrade to one anyway? The phono stage can easily be switched out PRO-JECT A1 Pro-Ject’s turntables regularly top our lists of the best record players for good reason: their great features, quality sound and super affordable pricing make them very hard to beat. So when the brand announced it was launching its first ever automatic turntables, the Automat series, it was a safe bet we would be more inquisitive than a mob of hipster meerkats. Its debut entry, the A1, has definitely earned our curiosity. The fully automatic belt-drive system allows you to pop a record on by just setting the speed and hitting play – the turntable does everything else. Even better,…

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Meet the team

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Editor’s letter

Among the many strengths tech billionaires possess, a sense of irony isn’t one of them. In an attempt to distract from claims that The Artist (Formerly Known as Facebook) has come to represent a dystopian sci-fi villain, Mark Zuckerberg has announced Meta aims to create the world’s fastest AI supercomputer, dubbed both ominously and blandly ‘Research SuperCluster’. Admittedly it may prove a more reliable hand on the tiller than Boris Johnson – one imagines it could make basic decisions without a daily elevenses of cake, wine and lockdown-breaking. But I have to say I trust Meta-book with the power of Skynet about as far as I’d trust Vladimir Putin in a boundary dispute over our respective gardens. Fortunately not all tech news is quite so bleak. The last month has seen an…

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HORIZON

Horizon

1 SAMSUNG GALAXY S22 £TBC, samsung.com It’ll come as no surprise that the Samsung Galaxy S22 series looks like a winner – Samsung pulls it out of the bag every year, offering the latest in smartphone tech packed into a range of sleek, sturdy devices. One thing that all the new models have in common is an eco-conscious spin on things: Samsung has repurposed ocean-bound plastic, like fishing nets, to build the phones. At the top-end of the new series, you’ll find the Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra, the all-singing all-dancing handset that offers the most advanced tech and the most sophisticated design made for enthusiasts and professionals. Ultra by name, Ultra by nature. It even comes with the S Pen slotted into the body of the phone. Getting a feeling of deja vu? You’re…

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CARDI COUTURE

MILANO KNIT A Day’s March is a Swedish label that aims to design eco-conscious clothing that is made to last. This sharp-looking piece made from non-mulesed Merino is hefty enough to be a jacket too when the days get warmer. £165, adaysmarch.com EDITION AT H&M John Boyega’s environmentally conscious range at H&M is bursting with colour and this wool-blend (with a dash of mohair) pea-green cardie is no exception. A great everyday piece that’ll brighten up darker days in February. £24.99, www2.hm.com SKY BLUE MERINO Paul Smith never wanders too far away from Mod influences and this dapper Merino wool cardigan with press studs recalls the striped tip collars of classic Fred Perry. A cardie to step out in. £300, paulsmith.com SHAWL COLLAR American brand Sebago, better known for its celeb-sporting shoewear, has designed the ultimate in cosy cardigan fashion…

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THE HOTTEST TIMEPIECES RIGHT NOW

BELL & ROSS, BR 05 HOROLUM The Horolum series has returned, retaining the bead-blasted steel case and the photoluminescent coating of the indices on the dial. It’s covered in Super-LumiNova C5, the most powerful photoluminescent coating that exists. £4,500, bellross.com HERMÉS, HEURE H For the first time, the Heure H is treated to stone dials. This rose gold model is set with 124 diamonds framing the malachite dial, and finished with interchangeable alligator or calf leather straps. £14,670, hermes.com OMEGA, SPEEDMASTER 321 CANOPUS GOLD Taking inspiration from the very first Speedmaster from 1957, this 38.6mm model has been crafted in 18K Canopus Gold and features a deep black onyx dial with an applied vintage Omega logo. £69,500, omegawatches.com DOXA, SUB 600T Remaining true to the original watch that defined the brand in the ’80s and became an icon of its…

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