Welcome to our yearly conglomeration of the finest gadgets around – all 101 of them – that’ll satisfy even the most tech hungry of appetites. Highlights that you can’t live without include top travel headphones from Sonos, an infrared mask that mimics the sun’s benefits (without the downsides), and a ridiculously opulent projector that will probably bankrupt you, but deliver the finest image to a nearby surface that you’ve ever seen.
And that’s just getting started. This issue of Australian T3 is chokka with the good stuff. We have home cinema audio upgrades that’ll transform your entertainment experience, plus a round up of the Bluetooth speakers you’ll want to take with you on your next outing.
Apple Intelligence has arrived, and we’ve put together an extremely detailed guide that explains just how exciting Apple’s implementation of AI really is.
Saving money is more fun that spending needlessly, so we’ve put together a guide to the best sub-$700 smartphones you can buy, and without compromising on performance, too! It’s a good issue, this, we hope you enjoy reading the pages and enjoying the new things you might decide to buy.
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Ben's been a tech editor since 1994, so he understands with some well-accumulated perspective just what makes gear good. Ben has launched a few magazines in his time, including the legendary PC PowerPlay and Atomic mags. As well as being the Australian T3 editor, Ben also puts together an issue of APC magazine every month. It's the second longest-running PC mag in the world. Fact. He's a PC gamer and sim racing enthusiast and hasn't owned a console since the Sega Megadrive.
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