Innholdsfortegnelse for March 2015 i T3

As one tech giant’s vision of the future is revealed, another’s is mothballed. A mere six days after Google announced the end of prototype Glass production, Microsoft unveiled HoloLens, its augmented reality wireless headset. I am massively excited by HoloLens. Tech journalists possessing decades-forged scepticism of ‘the next big thing’ are massively excited by HoloLens. Even my old man’s excited by HoloLens and he’s 70 this year. Here is a head mounted PC that runs Windows 10 and projects holograms on to the environment that surrounds you. Incredible. Comparing the two as competing products is pointless. But seen as bold new forays into uncharted tech waters, HoloLens has the potential to deliver where Glass didn’t, because – rather fundamentally – it needs an environment to interact with. And that means…

{1} HOOVER DAMN iRobot Create 2 One of the biggest benefits of iRobot’s Roomba is it is easy to hack so you can program it to do whatever you want. Now iRobot has released Roomba Create 2, a special edition of the vacuum cleaner which has been built from the ground up with augmentation in mind. Uses include drawing shapes with LED lights, attaching a speaker to create an autonomous boombox, and falling madly in love with it while questioning what it means to be a human… Maybe. £132, IROBOT.COM, OUT NOW {2} WE HATE TO BRAGI Bragi Dash Just because these wireless headphones are tiny doesn’t mean they’re lacking in tech skills. They support the latest SR aptX Bluetooth audio codec for high quality music, and they include infrared…

1 LENOVO THINKPAD STACK The ThinkPad STACK adds layers of productivity to your laptop. The units – a 2x2 watt speaker, 1TB portable USB 3.0 hard drive, dual USB power bank, and a Wi-Fi access point – hold together magnetically, with a 136x76mm footprint. $377 LENOVO.COM OUT APRIL 2 INTEL COMPUTE STICK Plug Intel’s Windows 8.1 Compute Stick into the HDMI port of your TV or monitor and you’ve got an Atom-powered PC with 2GB RAM, and 32GB storage, controlled via Bluetooth keyboard and mouse. A Linux version will also be released. $149 INTEL.COM OUT SPRING 3 SEAGATE SEVEN MM PORTA BLE DRIVE Seagate claims to offer the world’s thinnest 500GB portable hard drive – just 7mm thick and 122.5mm long. The Sevenmm connects and powers via a braided USB…

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The car industry is in a heck of a state of confusion right now, but also one of enormous technical development. It’s becoming increasingly clear that not only do cars need to move away from a heavy reliance on fossil fuels, but also that consumers are getting more and more ready to switch to the next generation of car. Only, there’s no real clear path as to what this should be. Is it pure electric? Is it a hybrid petrol/battery? Is it hydrogen? There are many schools of thought emerging, and indeed, each manufacturer will tell you that it has the correct solution. But even if everyone could agree on which one to go for right now, the infrastructure still isn’t there country-wide to support everything apart from a regular…

Sometimes it takes an outsider to shake things up. To ignore the rules, to ditch the received wisdom, to well-and-truly tear things up. When it comes to electric cars, most existing car manufacturers will tell you battery technology simply doesn’t cut it for long-range car travel. You can slap in a huge battery, they’ll say. But then charging simply takes too long to be practical. Enter Tesla Motors, a textbook example of a disruptive upstart doing things the established players don’t dare or simply can’t imagine. In this case, it’s an electric car with a massive 300 mile range and a network of supercharging stations that are capable of topping up a Tesla in under an hour while you do your shopping. Not even the biggest, best known brands in…

1/ Nike ACG Collection 2-in-1 Jacket Responder Backpack Nike’s ACG 2-in-1 jacket is built for changing conditions. The outer layer is all Gore-Tex and sealed seams, with a packable hood to keep you dry, whilst the inner provides warmth and comfort via fleece lining. The jacket also features multiple zip pockets, interior cord management details and adjustable cuffs and hem on the outer jacket. Naturally, black isn’t the best colour for getting you noticed at night, but reflective detailing all over the jacket takes care of that too. The ACG Responder backpack meanwhile, features Nike’s Quad Zip system, which lets you get at all your stuff without wasting time, basically. And it looks like a facehugger pod from Alien so, two reasons to love it. Check out the whole Nike…

Hello and welcome to the section that we may shortly rename “Marc Newson’s random design artefact of the month”. Last issue it was his Beretta 486 shotgun. This month, it’s the anodised aluminium Heineken Sub beer pump, which pulls pints – or their near, metric equivalent, from two-litre Torp mini-kegs. In our initial testing we found the results better than canned Heineken but maybe not as good as what you get from its Extra Cold pub pumps. The best way to sum up this luxury, beer-based product? “The Nespresso of Lager.” Sub €249, Torps €6 each, heineken.com PREPARE TO POUR THE TWO-LITRE TORP KEGS CAN BE KEPT IN THE FRIDGE TILL YOU’RE READY TO POUR. THE SUB THEN CHILLS IT DOWN TO AN OPTIMAL 2ºC. ONCE OPENED, HEINEKEN RECKONS THE…

Like the Jeep on the previous page this is, at heart, a Fiat 500. But the Abarth 695 biposto is about as pimped a 500 as it’s possible to imagine, with a stripped-out interior, race-spec gearbox and 187bhp turbocharged engine. It’s a road-going racer, complete with an Akrapovic exhaust system that’ll have next-door neighbours calling the police every time it’s fired up. It doesn’t have a radio, but it’s doubtful you’d be able to hear one anyway. From £32,955, abarth695biposto.com SMALL SIZE, BIG AMBITIONS 1/ Racey In-Car Tech Here, niceties such as aircon or a stereo make way for bare carbon fibre and lightweight aluminium. The tech saving grace is the telemetry system – a £3,700 option – that sits in a cubbyhole by the passenger seat and records lap…

£199.99, MOTORO LA.CO .UK {SPECIFICATION} SCREEN 1.56-inch LCD, 320x290 CPU TI OMAP 3 STRAP Leather or metal CONNECTIVITY HR monitor SOFTWARE Android Wear STORAGE 4GB BATTERY 320mAh CHARGER Wireless dock {DIMENSIONS} WIDTH 46mm HEIGHT 46mm DEPTH 11.5mm WEIGHT 60g {DETAILS } 1 SCREEN Looks great from afar, but the display driver takes a chunk out of the bottom 2 DESIGN You can’t beat the metal and Gorilla Glass design 3 HEART RATE MONITOR The heart rate sensor is located on the underside 4 STRAP You can easily replace the 22mm straps The most stylish smartwatch out there, but with limited battery life We once had a dream about what tech would look like in the future. There were hover skateboards, pizza printers and there was the Moto 360. It has…

{BUYING TIPS} Desktop PCs of plenty 1 APPLE IMAC 5K RETINA Retina tech debuts on the iMac. Apple’s first 5K screen is a real stunner. FROM £1,999, APPLE.COM/UK 2 SONY VAIO TAP 20 A touchscreen Windows 8 all-in-one whose screen detaches to become a hulking, 20-inch tablet. £1,150, SONY.CO.UK 3 DELL XPS ONE 27 Windows 8 looks great on the 27-inch touchscreen, with an Apple-rivalling spec and Blu-ray drive thrown in. FROM £1,479, DELL.CO.UK 4 TOSHIBA LX830-11D Solid all-in-one that moonlights as a Freeview recorder and DVD player. £759, TOSHIBA.CO.UK 01 APPLE MA CBOOK AIR FROM £749, APPLE.COM/UK, TESTED SEPTEMBER 2013 LOVE Slimline looks, great battery life, cheaper than previous model, comes in 11- and 13-inch sizes. Now with OS X Yosemite HATE No Retina display T3 SAYS The world’s…

{BUYING TIPS}: Portable speakers with punch 1 JAWBONE JAMBOX AND MINIJAMBOX Small, brightly hued, great audio, easy Bluetooth pairing. Winners, both. £130/£110, JAWBONE.COM 2 DENON ENVAYA A top performer, whether serenading you gently or rocking the spot. £120, DENON.CO .UK 3 LOEWE SPEAKER 2GO Incredible sound quality with size-defying bass and top clarity. Pricey, though. £200, LOEWE.TV/UK 4 JABRA SOLEMATE Trainer-like design won’t suit all tastes, but this sure is a loud, brash, room-filling speaker-cum-shoe. £130, JABRA.COM 01 DENON COCOON STREAM £249, DENON.CO.UK, TESTED MARCH 2014 LOVE AirPlay-enabled streaming speaker that also plays nicely with NAS storage and DLNA for Android devices via smart app HATE Jellybean-style design not to all tastes T3 SAYS A crowd-pleasing streaming speaker that, sonically speaking, punches well above its price SPECIFICATIONS POWER 4x 25W…

WHAT WE’VE LEARNED THIS MONTH Uber stops drink drivers The controversial ridesharing app has one benefit: the number of intoxicated motorists in cities where the app has launched have fallen significantly. Computers fit in mouses Polish startup Mouse-Box has developed a tiny computer, complete with HDMI-out and built-in Wi-Fi,that fits inside the ubiquitous input device. iPod Nanos are still used Enterprising crims in Stockport retooled one of Apple’s fifth-generation Nanos and stuck it to a cash machine to record people entering their PIN numbers. WHAT HAPPENED NEXT? Tinkling the ivories in style, go-go-GoBots and mysterious dimples {MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS} The piano v2 Then: The piano’s design has been largely unchanged for 130 years, and it’s a nightmare to get up a flight of stairs. Now: Hungarian pianist Gergely Bogányi has created…

It’s grim up North London – just ask the members of The Order, a coterie of soldiers descended from the Knights Of Camelot wielding hi-tech weapons against all manner of horrors in the Victorian Big Smoke. The Order: 1886 comes on like the illegitimate child of Dishonored and Gears of War. The game is a fast-paced pop-and-cover shooter, but instead of chainsaw bayonets, players wield outlandish firearms such as the Combo Gun – which blasts bolts of both air and buckshot – and the Thermite Rifle, which sprays a cloud of magnesium over enemies and then sets them alight. The game takes place in the slums of London where a resistance movement has broken into military caches to reclaim the streets from an oppressive establishment. But what starts off as…

Next year hybrids will be everywhere, but it’s not just engines that are integrating a greater use of tech – how we keep connected to our cars will too. Many phone and watch app concepts out there showcase control of car functions, with Hyundai’s phone app for its Blue Link system ready to go right now. Blue Link enables engine start, locking/unlocking of doors and even assists in the event of your vehicle being stolen. But ideas that have really caught our attention centre around how a connected car could improve your actual driving experience. BMW showed off its M4 Concept Iconic smart headlights recently, that dynamically change direction based on the layout of the road ahead using GPS data, making night driving safer. Beyond that, connected cars offer the…

SHOTGUN WEDDING Land Rover joins with posh gun marque to make the ultimate luxury SUV With the shooting season well underway, check out this Holland and Holland Land Rover. H&H purveys exquisitely hand-tooled boomsticks and related accoutrements to the gentry. Land Rover… Well, you know what Land Rover does. This is a symphony in tan and espresso leather, with several hectares of legroom, “electrically deployable walnut tables” and, in the back, a gunbox that’s had about as much engineering put into it as you’ll find in some entire cars. Pull! £You can’t afford it, landrover.co.uk…

We loved the Withings Activité watch from last year and, even though it still isn’t available, Withings has a new version – the Activité Pop. It tracks your steps, watches your calories and all that good stuff. It monitors your sleep, and then wakes you up with a Fitbit-style vibrating alarm. It’s even waterproof to 30 metres and automatically recognises what you’re doing, whether you’re out for a run or swimming lengths in the pool. In fact, Pop does everything its older brother does for a fraction of the price, and it still looks classy coming in blue, grey and black initially, with more colours to follow. £120, withings.com, out March 2015 SO WHY SO CHEAP? The luxury calf leather strap from the original Activité has been replaced by a…

HOME BETTER LIVING THROUGH TECH 1/ Stage by Bisley Work furnishings stalwart Bisley is targeting the home with this new range. Stage is modular, so you can fit it to your space and needs, it’s available in a range of colours, and should survive nuclear assault thanks to Bisley’s legendary craftspersonship. Now all you need to fully recreate the office experience at home is the smell of instant coffee and a nagging feeling that nobody appreciates your efforts. £various, bisley.co.uk 2/ Humanscale Diffrient World Chair The most desirable work seat this side of The Iron Throne (but more comfy, and hopefully less likely to lead to violent death), this adjusts to your body without the usual welter of incomprehensible knobs and levers. As the tri-panel backrest hugs your lumbar region…

{SPECIFICATION} SCREEN 1.6-inch LCD, 320x320 CPU Quad-core 1.2GHz STRAP Rubber, fixed CONNECTIVITY GPS, NFC SOFTWARE Android Wear STORAGE 4GB BATTERY 420mAh CHARGER MicroUSB with rubber flap {DIMENSIONS} WIDTH 36mm HEIGHT 51mm DEPTH 10mm WEIGHT 45g {DETAILS } 1 BUILD QUALITY The build is sound and waterproof, but a rubbery outer isn’t exactly flashy 2 HEART RATE MONITOR There’s no heart rate sensor, but it has GPS 3 SCREEN The most disappointing of the lot in this test 4 STRAP The clasp style strap can feel a bit fiddly The screen and design let it down somewhat, but GPS is a bonus The Sony SmartWatch 3 SWR50 is an Android Wear watch with a great feature that its Android frenemies just don’t have: GPS. It’ll let you accurately track walks and…

£199.99, LG.CO M {SPECIFICATION} SCREEN 1.3-inch P-OLED, 320x320 CPU Quad-core Snapdragon 400 1.2GHz STRAP Leather CONNECTIVITY HR monitor SOFTWARE Android Wear STORAGE 4GB BATTERY 410mAh CHARGER Magnetised dock {DIMENSIONS} WIDTH 46.4mm HEIGHT 53.6mm DEPTH 9.7mm WEIGHT 62g {DETAILS } 1 DESIGN The round screen gives the G Watch R a natural look from a distance 2 STRAP The leather strap should end up very comfy 3 HEART RATE MONITOR A heart rate sensor hooks into Google Fit — not great for on-the-fly use 4 EXTRAS The bezel doesn’t turn, but does at least look nice One of the best smartwatches to date, but there’s still a way to go The LG G Watch R looks and feels like a smartwatch hybrid. It has all the style and feel of a…

{BUYING TIPS} Top projectors in the spotlight 1 OPTOMA HD50 With razor-sharp 1080p, this big-screen bargain out-performs its price. Well worth a look. £999, OPTOMA.CO.UK 2 EPSON EH-TW6600 A wireless HD/3D projector that’s easy to set up and boasts top image quality. £1,399, EPSON.CO.UK 3 SON Y VPL-HW 55ES Awesome full-HD projector for screen sizes up to 300 inches. Pricey, but worth it. £2,699, SONY.CO.UK 4 BEN Q W1300 Dynamic images and 2,200 Lumens brightness make this a punchy choice for big-screen sports fans. £824, BENQ.CO.UK 01 LG 47LB730V £649, LG.COM/UK, TESTED SUMMER 2014 LOVE WebOS interface delivers on-demand and catch-up how we want it. Colour-rich images. Price is very right HATE Lack of true blacks. Not 4K. You’ll need a soundbar T3 SAYS This is how you make a…

{BUYING TIPS} Phablets that punch their weight 1 SAMSUNG GA LAXY NOTE 3 An array of clever, stylusfocused extras give this 5.7-incher the edge. £430, SAMSUNG.COM/UK 2 SONY XPERIA Z ULTRA A stellar 6.4-inch screen, a mighty fine camera and impressive slimness. £349, SONYMOBILE.COM 3 LG G-FLEX A slightly curved variant on the phablet theme, with six inches of screen girth. £420, LG .COM/UK 4 NOKIA LUMIA 1520 Hulking yet sexy slab carries the Windows Phone flag in its enlarged fist. Fast, apart from the camera. £340, NOKIA.CO.UK 01 APPLE IPHONE 6 £539, APPLE.COM/UK, TESTED JANUARY 2015 LOVE Much-improved battery life. More useful and accurate keyboard. All-new, great-looking chassis HATE Disappointing 750p screen. Price T3 SAYS Apple has now caught up with, and mostly beaten, the pack with the rebooted…

Bose SoundLink Colour Compact, colourful and light enough to carry in your palm, the Sound Link Colour punts out tunes with typical Bose gusto. It can connect two Bluetooth devices at a time, allowing you to quickly switch between sound sources. It also has an eight-hour battery life, making it perfect for time away from the grid. £110, BOSE.CO.UK Harman Kardon Esquire Mini Designed to offer a balance of looks and audio power, with dual drivers and a bass port hidden beneath that mesh front and leather back with integrated kickstand. It’ll last you around eight hours before needing another charge, and it even comes with a USB port for charging other gadgets. £130, HARMANKARDON.CO.UK Sony SRS-X5 A great system for using around the home. A 2.1 channel affair gives…

On the surface, Papers, Please sounds rather boring. You are a downtrodden citizen of Sovietinspired ‘Arstotzka’ and as the winner of a recent labour lottery, you get to sit in a border checkpoint, checking people’s passports. The catch is that immigration laws change each day and as time goes on, you’ll have more and more complications to deal with. Your first couple of mistakes will go without a fine, but after that your superiors will dock your pay for turning away legal entrants, or letting in terrorists. This hits hard at home, where your earnings have to pay for food, housing and heating for your family, as well as birthday presents. But what do you do when a woman pushes you a note, explaining that she’s been sold into slavery,…

No doubt about it, this year is going to be well and truly packed with ground-breaking tech and appetitewhetting gadgets. Yes, you may have read about self-driving cars, hoverboards and the weird, weirder, and just plain freakish wearables coming out. Yet the range of incredible smartphones, video streamers, curved TVs, smart audio systems, headphones and more already (or almost) available has really got our blood pumping. Sure, the Consumer Electronics Show this year showed just how hot smart gardening and auto tech are – but that's not to say there wasn't an opulent display of good old fashioned high-tech gear to entertain, inform and improve your life. Home Entertainment NEW TVS, BLU-RAY PLAYERS AND SERVICES TO WOW YOUR SENSES EDITOR’S CHOICE LG EG 9900 4K TV Curved TVs are hotter…

Quite surprisingly, Porsche is actually leading the way in the plug-in hybrid game, with more than any other manufacturer, standing at three across different segments: Panamera and Cayenne S E-Hybrid saloon and SUV respectively, and of course the mighty 918 Spyder hypercar. When Porsche said it was going to make 918 examples of the 918, people who thought they knew laughed and said they were making too many. Porsche has since sold them all. It’s probably down to the fact that this is the fastest Porsche that’s ever been made. Or it could be that people saw pictures of factory driver Mark Webber chauffeuring tennis ace Maria Sharapova around London in one. Either way, this car is the pinnacle of what Porsche is prepared to show us that it can…

1/ Daiwa Tournament Pro TNPF11Q-AU World feeder champ 2014 Steve Ringer’s rod of choice is 11 foot long, pencil thin in profile and made from featherlight carbon fibres. It’s the action of this rod that impresses most; when fully compressed, it can bend to an alarming degree, but without any risk of breakage, and without losing power or accuracy, either. £385, daiwasports.co.uk 2/ Shimano Stella 30000SW 20 years ago, a good fishing reel would have set you back £100 – today it can be 14 times that amount. That’s progress, we guess. There’s engineering and then there’s what Japanese tackle giant Shimano has poured into its Stella model. With its power and rigidity, combined with an extremely smooth feel, it’s a stunning reel that will leave anglers drooling! £1,400, shimano.co.uk…

fyi TOP SPEED 137MPH 0-62MPH 7.6 SECONDS RANGE 31 MILES (EV), 553 MILES (HYBRID) ENGINE 1,395CC PETROL FOUR CYLIND ER PLUS ELECTRIC MOTOR A/C SYNCHRONOUS BATTERY 8.8KWH LITHIUM-ION GEARBOX SEVEN-SPEED, DUAL-CLUTCH POWER/TOR QUE 204HP/258LB/FT FUEL EFFICIENCY 176.6MPG CARBON EMISSIONS 37G/KM WEIGHT 1,574KG PRICE AS TESTED £39,455 ROUTE MASTER The not-so-sunny north east was the e-tron’s testing ground. We headed north from Rockcliffe Hall near Darlington on full petrol-electric power, following twisting country roads towards Hadrian’s Wall. Then it was right for Newcastle, flick the switch for pure EV mode, then slink silently to The Baltic art centre for supper. Étron means “turd” in French. However, you can rest assured that the Audi A3 Sportback e-tron is no such thing. In fact, while we wait for electric cars to gain longer…

WATCHING TV SHOWS AND MOVIES shouldn’t cost a fortune. There’s no better way to save some cash every month than ripping that money-sucking cord out of the wall and waving goodbye to the cable company. If you don’t have a smart TV already, or the one you do own is a bit on the slow and unintuitive side, then a TV player is a must-have gadget for the entertainmentobsessed goggler. They’re an ideal replacement for the likes of Virgin Media and Sky, offering instant, on-demand content that will keep you entertained at a fraction of the cost, and you can even ditch the TV licence if you only watch catch-up TV. Each box will give you access to a selection of catch-up channels like BBC iPlayer, Netflix and much more,…

{SPECIFICATION} SCREEN 2-inch curved Super AMOLED, 360x480 CPU Dual-core 1GHz STRAP Plastic, fixed CONNECTIVITY Heart rate, 3G, GPS, UV, Light sensor SOFTWARE Tizen STORAGE 4GB BATTERY 300mAh CHARGER Clip-on dock {DIMENSIONS} WIDTH 39.9mm HEIGHT 58.1mm DEPTH 12.5mm WEIGHT 67g {DETAILS} 1 STRAP A proprietary plastic strap takes us further away from the trad watch look 2 DESIGN Curved glass on the front looks jazzy: it’s a Samsung staple these days 3 HEART RATE MONITOR Unlike most rivals, the heart rate monitor actually keeps track of your heart during exercise Big in all areas: design, features and, unfortunately, price Samsung really wasn’t keen to go with the crowd with its smartwatches. The Gear S doesn’t use the popular Android-based Wear software, but Samsung’s own Tizen one. Its style is a bit…

£179.99, GETPEBBLE.COM {SPECIFICATION} SCREEN 1.26-inch E-Paper, 144x168 CPU ARM Cortex-M3 CPU STRAP Leather or metal CONNECTIVITY Bluetooth only SOFTWARE Pebble OS STORAGE Roughly 1MB BATTERY 130mAh CHARGER Magnetised cable {DIMENSIONS} WIDTH 34mm HEIGHT 46mm DEPTH 10.5mm WEIGHT 56g {DETAILS } 1 DESIGN With standard straps and a fairly small watch face, it’s surprisingly normal 2 SCREEN E-Paper uses Sharp LCD tech that sips at the battery, for longer life 3 CHARGER The charge cable hooks to metal points on the side 4 EXTRAS The Steel is waterproof, and fine to swim with Simple and functional with classic looks and a long-lasting battery Nerd alert. NERD ALERT. You don’t get much more geek-cred-saturated than the Pebble Steel. It began life as a Kickstarter project that got the tech masses rabid with…

£169, X-MINI.COM {SPECIFICATIONS} POWER OUTPUT 20W SPEAKERS 2 magnetically shielded 40mm 3.3ohm SUBWOOFER Magnetically shielded 70mm 4ohm FREQUENCY RESPONSE 40Hz-20kHz BATTERY 10 hour 6600mAh BLUETOOTH RANGE 10m COMPATIBILITY Windows Vista/7/8, Mac OS X 10.9.5, Android 4.0, iPhone/iPod iOS 6.13 DIMENSIONS 218x89.5x112mm WEIGHT 920g X-mini has clearly upped its game with this new Bluetooth speaker set. Singapore audio specialist X-mini made its name with a range of capsule speakers that, despite their bijou size, deliver big on sound. Now, it has released a portable Bluetooth/NFC speaker for serious listeners. Clear is a 2.1 channel 20W unit that feels hefty and looks great. With its lacquer-look black console at the front, and its clear back exposing the ceramic speaker set-up within, it might remind you of one of those old vacuum tube…

{BUYING TIPS} Budget compact cameras 1 CANON IXUS 140 Credit card-sized snapper with a 16-meg sensor, 8x zoom and Wi-Fi. Video is 720p rather than full HD. £90, CANON.CO.UK 2 SAMSUNG WB250F Heftier than the Canon, but with 1080p video and an 18x zoom, we see why. £190, SAMSUNG.COM/UK 3 SONY CYBER-SHOT DSC-WX60 16.2-meg CMOS , 8x zoom and easy 1080p shooting. Small, but well formed. £160, SONY.CO.UK 4 NIKON COOLPIX SO2 No fripperies, but does the basics well, with a 13.2-meg CMOS and 1080p video. £90, NIKON.CO.UK 01 CANON EOS 700D £390, CANON.CO.UK, TESTED OCTOBER 2013 LOVE APS-C CMOS sensor delivers cracking images. Jack-of-all-trades zoom kit lens. Touchscreen LCD HATE Relatively bulky and pricey T3 SAYS An excellent beginner’s DSLR that takes semi-pro shots with reliable quality Specifications SENSOR…