4 years?it would prolly be more than that.. though then again.. it does seem technology is improving faster and faster so maybe you are right.. I dunno.. I'd say around 7ish seems more likely.
Generations last roughly 5 years. It's been a little over a year since this one officially started.
Just because a generation has started doesn't mean the last one is dead, though. There hasn't been a new Gameboy since the initial GBA, and games are still being made for it.
Remember kiddies, the DS is not the Gameboys official successor.
However, a life span of 10 years is just unreasonable. The only reason PS2 games are still in devlopment and production is because the market of the PS3 just isn't large enough for the complete leap.
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