What is Laforet teasing?

[BJNY]

http://blog.vincentlaforet.com/2013/03/31/nab-2013-schedule-and-something-very-special-coming-to-this-blog-part-ii/

[Mark D5 TEAM II]

I really don’t want to oversell this new piece of technology – but I really can’t help but imagine a hundred ways it will affect the way filmmakers approach their shooting,  regardless of their budget,  in such a "game changing" way.    To be fair this new device won’t be as affordable as the Canon 5D MKII was

Something cutting-edge video DSLR feature package or new platform. Maybe a breakthrough in sensor design & ergonomics/usability as well.

[Canon Rumors]

I've heard he's shooting a video project with the Leica M

[Canon Rumors]

Even though in the comments he says it's not a camera.... we'll see.

[Sith Zombie]

Software?

[RGF]

Real or simply something written onApril 1st?

[2n10]

Well looking at the url I would say April Fool!!!!

[Mt Spokane Photography]

From his post. 
 
(But one important HINT:  It’s NOT a camera… which makes it very interesting to thing:  what could make almost EVERY film maker out there interested in this new technology, regardless of what they shoot, regardless of budget… that’s NOT a camera.  And yes while I realize I’m posting this on April 1, this is absolutely not an April Fool’s joke.)

[cinema-dslr]

How about this?

http://us2.campaign-archive1.com/?u=ed7dcc959eb7f6ed683049793&id=3aa4017a63&e=bad6bba1ff

[Artifex]

My guess would be an affordable cinelens line.

[LetTheRightLensIn]

http://blog.vincentlaforet.com/2013/03/31/nab-2013-schedule-and-something-very-special-coming-to-this-blog-part-ii/

Interesting, maybe some sort of super crazy light and small, perfect stabilizer/gyro system for like $3000? That could be pretty darn awesome.

[LetTheRightLensIn]

My guess would be an affordable cinelens line.

nah, no way

[Artifex]

My guess would be an affordable cinelens line.

nah, no way

My guess would be an affordable cinelens line.

yeah comes directly after an affordable lamborghini on my list... 

Ahahaha, I know it is a bold guess, but apart from a camera, lenses are one of the only things all videographers use. I don't really see what "revolution" could be made for lightening or sound recording, and gyros are not used in all styles of video. However, there actually exist a affordable cinelens line, made by Samyang.

Another thing I can think of would be some sort of Canon-made Metabone Speed Booster. It is some sort of reverse teleconverter, that enable the use of FF lens on smaller sensors with there native focal length and add one f-stop by shrinking the image circle it produce. However, I really don't see Canon, or any other major camera maker as a matter of fact, make such a product, as it would certainly hurt their full-frame sell, in favor of lower-end bodies. Moreover, they would have to find a way to work around the required lens to sensor distance to make it work.

[BJNY]

$15K 3-axis gyro:

http://blog.vincentlaforet.com/2013/04/04/movi-a-revolutionary-handheld-stabilized-system-takes-flight/

[hamada]

http://timurcivan.blogspot.de/2013/04/liberation-something-wicked-this-was.html