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Back in November we asked you to make your suggestions for the products most worthy of a Reg Hardware Readers Award. We got hundreds of nominations from which we drew up shortlists of the most popular - and least popular in the case of the Rusty Dodo Award - gadgets released in 2010.

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And now, ladies and gentlemen, it's your last chance to vote on which of these should win the gongs. Voting closes on Friday on 14 January and we will publish the results and the name of our prize draw winner on 21 January.

At the same time, we'll announce our Reg Hardware Editor's Choice Awards for the best Computer, Lifestyle, Photo, Mobile and Games products of 2010.

So head on over to the Reg Hardware Reader Awards 2010 site and make your voice heard.

We'll automatically enter you into our prize draw. Up for grabs: an Xbox 360 supplied by Xbox Live - and we'll chuck in a stack of the most recent top-name titles of 2010 too.

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Voting is easy: just put a tick by the product you want to pick in a given category. Doddle.

To refresh your memory, the categories are:

  • Home Product of the Year
  • Work Product of the Year
  • Commuter Product of the Year
  • App of the Year
  • PC Game of the Year
  • Console Game of the Year
  • Best Tech Retailer
  • Best Service Provider
  • Rusty Dodo Duff Product of the Year

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Voting in the Reg Hardware Reader Awards 2010 is open to all readers of Reg Hardware and The Register aged 18 or over. No purchase is necessary to vote.

Voting is not open to employees of Situation Publishing Ltd, their families, or agents, or of any companies and its product(s) named in the ballot. Only one entry is permitted per reader. Multiple entries will be disqualified. Disproportionate voting for a given products will render that product ineligible for an award.

The draw prize is subject to availability and if, due to circumstances beyond Reg Hardware's control, we are unable to provide the stated prize, or part of it, an alternative prize or part of equivalent value will be supplied. Reg Hardware will not be liable if the prize or part of the prize does not reach the winner for reasons beyond our control, or if the prize is damaged during delivery. Parts of the prize may be sent separately.

Each entrant must supply a valid email address to which a confirmation email will be sent should the entrant's name be drawn. The winner will be the first name drawn from entrants who have correctly answered the questions posed. Winners will be notified by email within 28 days of the closing date, and must respond within one week. Winners who do not respond within this time may be disqualified and another winner drawn in their place. The Editor's decision is final, and no correspondence will be entered into. Closing date: Midnight, Friday 14 January 2011.

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erm

Since when has the iPlayer been a hardware product?

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Yeah, really stupid

I voted for the 'skip this vote' link below the vote button in protest at being forced to vote in categories where I didn't care or didn't like any of the options.

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hate with some hate on the side

Wow dude, you really got up on the wrong side of the bed, they're two different approaches to two different markets, you just want to be angry at something/one.

let it go some like the PS3 some like the xbox, some like kinect some like move, depends on the game. the kinect isnt 'laggy' their are a lot less games for the kinect but that will come in time becaue it is a completely different style of controller. The move is like an advanced controller so backward compatibility is easy.

Calm down

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Shome mishtake, shurely?

*Best* service provider? Surely "worst", or even "least worst"?

For example I am relatively happy with Virgin, but there's no way I would vote for them as the best.

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Meh

You lost the plot by lumping PS3 Move and Xbox Kinect into the same vote.

Kinect is a useless pile of junk thats laggy as hell, not very accurate and very limited in the games it can play, and therefore very deserving of the rusty dodo.

PS3 Move is the total opposite, very repsonsive, very accurate and works with a broad range of games, it's also much cheaper, and therefore worthy of a vulture award.

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