Well, that’s what rumours are saying.

What is Light peak ?

It’s a new transfer system that could be a real revolution. Light peak is :

• Easy plugs, like USB
• optical fiber technology
• Transfer rate up to 10GB per second !
• Same transfer speed in 100m long wires.

A new macbook family using this technology could launch in the fall of 2010.

Want to bet ?

via Engadget

No screen, yeah, that’s right.

So every picture depends on your feeling, and not the right angle you took 12 minutes to get.

No batteries in this camera, just shake it to get the power you need to express your artistic needs.

Click it like you would click a pen to shoot, and let the light measuring and face recognition softwares work for you.

Designer: Tino Klaehne

Via Yanko Design

Virtual gravity is a project developped by the student Silke Hilsing.

Kind of mixture of Design and alien technology, it balances two columns according to word’s weight and popularity.

Yeah that’s right, it’s not usefull at all, but admit it, you want it !

See more  Silke Hilsing’s projects on his website.

If you like this kind of projects, you may like Mark Coleran’s work, as a technology designer for cinema :

Via Geek&Hype

For sure, today’s trend is miniaturization, and  there are some rare cases where it can be a problem. After a night you spent shooting everyone with your brand new digital camera, comes the moment where everyone wants to see you pictures. That’s when it’s getting annoying, the 2 inches screen is really too small.

Fortunately, Nikon thought of you, and combines in one single device, a 12 megapixels digital camera, and a video projector.

Say goodbye to the usual contortions, and throw your pictures and videos on any adapted surfaces. Nikon promises a 40 inches size, what else should we need ?

Technical features :

• 12.1 megapixels sensor
• Optical Zoom x5 | Digital zoom x3
• ISO Range : 80 ~ 6400
• Battery life : about 220 shots
• Dimensions : 99.5 x 62.5 x 23 mm
• Video mode
• Storage : SD – SDHC

More informations on Nikon’s officiel website

Real technological enhancement or marketing strategy ? We will find out at the device’s launch, this autumn, for about 700$.

Nikon maybe found the way to take our pictures out of the hard disk drives, but we need to know if the high price really worth it. Personnaly, I don’t see myself throwing my holiday pictures on the first available wall, but the artistic possibilities are interesting.

What about you ?

If you found 2D Youtube videos too flat, here some good news for you :

Pete, a Google employee, used his 20% personal dedicated time to create a 3D module for YouTube.

With the famous red and green glasses, you will be able to enjoy 3 dimensions view, while protecting your fragile eyes from the sun. Isn’t it wonderful ?

Some test videos are already available on YouTube, here is the main one :

On its youtube page, you can access a drop-down menu  with some setting options, I let you figure it out by yourself.

Search for “yt3d:enable=true” to find new features.

Geek-Trend won’t be responsible of any user headaches :p