Thom Hogan has a prescient blog entry dated from December where he mulls the future of the digital camera industry. So far, one month later, his predictions seem remarkably on the mark: http://www.bythom.com/2006predictions.htm
This link comes via Mike Johnston's TheOnlinePhotographer blog, which is also a definite must-read. I've been a fan of Mike's work ever since his magazine articles and his short lived 37th Frame newsletter.
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Playing with crystal balls has only an advantage, it the prediction success you will be credited for, or at least it can be claimed; if not, nobody cares in the prophets and home analysts era.
Anyway his points sounds quite reasonable.
I liked his "if I was in charge of a DSLR maker" on the sidebar...
Dirk