T3 - Magazine

This is a glossy mens mag that showcases a mixture of scantily clad women and amazing gadgets. There are lovely pics throughout, and it really is a very visual publication (maybe because men don't read). The articles are mostly short, but it is still very informative and interesting when it comes to things like gadgets. If it's a gadget, it will be in there. They cover the basics such as games consoles and music players, and then go for really whacky things such as life size Dalek models. My only gripe with the mag is they feature a lot of very expensive items, such as things that cost thousands and thousands of pounds and are really no more than novelty ...  Read the complete review

I picked up T3 before a recent flight on Virgin Atlantic - they were giving them out for free at the gate, it had a pretty woman on the cover and so I picked one up thinking it'd pass the time on the flight. Despite the pretty woman on the front (which seems to be a feature on the cover of every issue), the magazine is actually all about gadgets - MP3 players, laptops, games consoles, video cameras, still cameras etc. No more pictures of pretty women adorned the inside pages, although I suppose there are more specialist magazines if you want that sort of thing! ;) The magazine itself is very well designed and made, obviously aimed at professional ...  Read the complete review

T3 is the Technophile's version of what Heat does for celebrity lovers. It includes a usually chunky (like, very chunky) guide for what Technology is up and coming, or what's been making good headway in the market recently. It includes everything from iPod docking stations, to Sat-Navs, to mobile phones, and games consoles. It's one for the men really. The pros. It contains relevant information to latest releases of games, DVDs, and various technological equipment. It has lots of information relating to each topic, and is definitely worth the somewhat expensive price. It also features a selection of models (Totally for the men, yet again) with the latest ...  Read the complete review