This just outta the Develop3D crew. Oh, and you may want to grab hold of your spastic colon. If you’ve bought the ever so easy-to-use HyperShot rendering program from Bunkspeed in the past, as of this January 1st, the program (as it were) will no longer exist.

I’m not even going to repeat all the drama… it’s… just…too much to… take. However, here are some tidbits you can take away that put it all in perspective and answer the obvious question. Is HyperShot still going to be available??

Oh yes. Can you hear that sound of scraping metal and high-pitched plasticy screams. That, my friend, is your computer, pleading with you to change the desktop wallpaper you’ve been sportin’ for the past couple months years.

Fortunately, we’ve gathered a few for ya that should make your shoulders bob to the beat and put that sparkle in your eye as curiosity grips the souls of people walking by. Can I get a ‘shazam’ on that. Here’s 20+ to groove. Which is your fav?

Find it in a gully, will I? Well, I best bundle up the O2 repositories to prevent those willy kittens from fang spraying the accelerators. I’ll just add a few of these links for good measure. Vega One – The extremely butt-kickin’ beautiful 3D abstract art and illustration of Alex Forster. 11 Painfully obvious newspaper…

For shame!! You have two wide screen displays, a wireless keyboard, a wireless mouse, a 3D mouse, stereo surround speakers, a photo of Joan Rivers, a USB missile launcher, an iPod and a chair massager you use to heat oatmeal, BUT you don’t have a USB powered triple foot switch?

Wow. really, wow. It’s time to take your socks off and think about your feets productivity. Yes, they could very possibly bring about the future of design. Not convinced? Well, take a look and give your take on how you would use this for 3D design.

Quick, while nobody’s looking, slip those goggles on that make you look as if you’ve slipped through time to warn yourself about reading this post. “DON’T READ IT!” your future self says, but curiosity grasped your eyelids and pulls them clear over your freshly shaved hairline.

You just can’t start a new decade without throwing a huge, sopping wet wad of presumption at the next one. It would be easy to make predictions about tech in 2010, but after popping out the orifice of one decade, there’s just nothing like rollin’ up your sleeves and heading toward the end of the next one. That’s what we aim to do and we’ve got 10 predictions to make you wonder how it is all going to end.