Most of us would be content with just one cool 3D display, but not the folks over at NVIDIA, as the company has unveiled its 3D Vision Surround capability at CeBIT, allowing you to play 3D games on three 1080p 3D displays at the same time. Of course, the entry cost of this kind of technology won’t be low, especially since you’ll need to pick up three 3D displays, and a powerful computer with at least a GeForce GTX 480 SLI configuration.

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