Ho, ho ho, aren't you lucky today? This must be the biggest round-up we've done to date. Plenty of peripherals, graphics cards and cases, with a couple of drives thrown in for good measure.

• Gigabyte Poseidon 310 by Techwarelabs @ 17:30 GMT
• NZXT Tempest by HardwareLogic @ 17:33 GMT
• Apevia X-Sniper G-Type Mid Tower by Think Computers @ 17:34 GMT

• ATP ToughDrive 4GB Camo USB Flash by AseLabs @ 17:29 GMT
• Vizo Orbiter and Voyager 3.5" by EliteBastards @ 17:33 GMT

• Palit Radeon HD 4870 Sonic by TweakTown @ 17:31 GMT
• Sapphire Radeon HD 4850 512MB Toxic by The TechLounge @ 17:38 GMT

• NoiseBlocker MultiFrame Series Fans by DriverHeaven @ 17:32 GMT

• ECS GF8200A by Digit-Life @ 17:40 GMT

• Asus G70 by Bit-tech @ 17:31 GMT
• Belkin N1 Vision Wireless N Router by Benchmark Reviews @ 17:35 GMT
• Thecus N3200 NAS Device by Hi-TechReviews @ 17:37 GMT
• ASUS Eee PC 901 by Phoronix @ 17:39 GMT

• SilverStone RVM01B "Raven" by NinjaLane @ 17:35 GMT
• WolfKing Trooper MVP by Overclockers Club @ 17:36 GMT
• RAZER Piranha Gaming Communicator by Overclock 3D @ 17:39 GMT

• Antec Signature Series 850w by ClubOverclocker @ 17:37 GMT

EA have released new screenshots and trailer for their upcoming motion-board based skating title, "Skate." The game will debut on the Wii and DS this Autumn.

Read more: Wii Skate Trailer [more available]

For years water effects have come on leaps and bounds, and while it might "seem" more real, more often they are complicated moving textures that just seem, like real water; Bioshock was notorious for this. However, thanks to nVidia's new "PhysX on GPU" technology, this could be a thing of the past as their fluid physics allow for much more realistic liquid movements.

Read more: Nvidia Makes Fancy Water Effects [more available]

Will Write has said that he has been quite impressed with the Explicit Spore Creatures, or Sporn, that has been created by users of the Spore Creature Creator.

"Some of it's really good for what they were shooting for," Wright told the Associated Press. "It's amazingly explicit, especially when those creations are animated. We just have to make sure those people aren't messing up the experience for others."

Read more: Will Write Impressed with "Sporn" [more available]

The game in production from Futuremark Game Studios will use PhysX technology to "bring the zero-gravity atmosphere to life." This isn't a big surprise as Futuremark were fans of PhysX technology even when it was owned by Ageia, with PhysX being purportedly supposed to have been used in 3Dmark06 and Vantage.

Read more: Shattered Horizon to use PhysX [more available]

Ubisoft have announced that thanks to the strong dollar and pound, Europe is a more lucrative market for them. This could mean more focused European titles thanks to the fact that they are garnering over 5% more revenue in the UK.

Read more: Ubisoft like Europeans [more available]

Japan's largest shipping company, Nippon Yusen KK, has decided to spend 1.37 million dollars on developing solar technology to power it's biggest container ships. However, don't get too excited as even when fully developed in 2 years time, they estimate that they will be able to offset 2% of the ships power to solar. In the near future, that figure will only be around 0.2%.

Read more: Japan to Power Freighters with solar [more available]

Over the last year or so, the price of DDR2 memory has completely bottomed out, meaning many gamers and hardware enthusiasts have stuck with it, and by and large ignored the newer technology, DDR3. However, as prices of the new range start to come down, people are taking more of an interest. Today I have a kit from a little known company called as CSX, who've been kind enough to let us test their Diablo kit. A 2GB, 2GHZ pair of sticks, that come with a huge heatsink, with D9 chips underneath. Can they reach their rated 2000MHZ speed? Let's find out.

Read whole review: CSX Diablo 2000MHZ DDR3

Interesting products to check out today, especially the Lian Li Xbox case over at Bit-tech. Couple of GPU reviews also from TweakTown and Techlounge.

• Akasa Omega BKCSE-05 by DriverHeaven @ 12:46 GMT
• Thermaltake Bigwater 780e ESA 3-Bay Liquid Cooling by Think Computers @ 12:49 GMT
• Cooler Master GeminII S by InsideHW @ 12:52 GMT

• Lian Li XB01 - Xbox 360 Case by Bit-tech @ 13:11 GMT

• XFX GeForce 9800 GTX+ by TweakTown @ 12:47 GMT
• EVGA GeForce GTX 260 896MB FTW by The TechLounge @ 12:50 GMT

• Acer X193W+ 19" Widescreen LCD Monitor by The TechLounge @ 13:13 GMT

• Corsair XMS2 DHX DDR2 800MHz 2 x 2GB by Overclockers Club @ 12:50 GMT

Futuremark, makers of the popular graphics card benchmark, 3Dmark, have announced that their game production company, FutureMark Game Studios is currently producing a title called "Shattered Horizon." The game is a futuristic FPS title that's based in an enormous asteroid field after explosions at a mining base.

Read more: Futuremark made a game [more available]