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What a week it had been, well, four days if you consider the bank holiday T3 spent watching the snooker. Go Ronnie!

Nice and refreshed, we kicked-off Tuesday with the introduction of the first free HD TV provider in the UK as Freesat announced their arrival with exclusive Hi-Def content from ITV - as well as access to BBC HD services. Only snag with Freesat is that it's not exactly free. It'll cost you £80 for satellite instalment and up to £150 for a HD receiver. Check out the new Panasonic TVs with built in receivers.

Another '3G iPhone imminent' teaser surfaced with news that both the 8GB and 16GB first-gen handsets had sold out. The party poopers at o2 soon informed us that they'd be getting some 16-giggers in soon. Bugger.

Speaking of the iPhone, T3 had some hands-on time with a potential rival in the new HTC Touch Diamond. Rocking the Windows 6.1 OS, superfast HSDPA connectivity and promised "one finger" control, this could be a contender if they sort out to ropey touch screen before the June launch.

We've got an exclusive video of a development that could eventually revolutionise the way we watch movies at home. The D-Box Motion Control movie chair puts you in the midst of the action by throwing you around in-sync with your all favourite movies… and National Treasure 2.

gear4 graced us with a kinky new iPod dock which can be split from the subwoofer for portable play. Or for a more personal touch you could bust out these rather pimp ebony headphones.

Oh, and we had a hands-on with Star Wars: The Force Unleashed video game. We can't wait to tell you all about it in our video report, so stay tuned to T3.com for that and all of your gadgety needs.

Make sure you check out the T3 Podcast for your weekly dose of aural pleasure with Dan Maudsley and T3's Duncan Bell.