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Sat 16 Oct 2010 // 08:00 UTC

In the past seven days, Reg Hardware has looked at many products from the worlds of consumer electronics, gaming and computing.

If you missed anything, here are those products again.

Lifestyle

	One For All SV9380 Freeview HD indoor aerial Well received?
	Navigon 70 Plus satnav Street cred
	Scosche Solbat2 solar charger Sunny disposition
	Digital Stream DHR8203U Freeview HD DVR Going with the flow?
	Ixos Divo 2.1 iPod dock and speakers Sound reinforcement for your PC or TV
	Samsung HW-C450 2.1 soundbar Sonic boon?

Computing

	QPad 5K gaming mouse Txt Take
	KeyCase iPad Folio Deluxe The tablet case with a built-in keyboard
	Screwpop Tool Txt Take It drives screws! It opens beer bottles!
	Sony Reader PRS-350 Pocket Edition Sony shows the rest how it's done

Mobile

	Hands on with Windows Phone 7 Analysis More a re-skin than a re-invention
	RIM BlackBerry Torch 9800 Burning sensation?

Gaming

	Enslaved: Odyssey to the West Monkey Tragic
	QPad Heaton XL gaming mousepad Txt Take Pad plus
	Fifa 11 vs Pro Evolution Soccer 2011 It's all kicking off

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