Erm...

Requirements
System Single VGA output connector, on a compatible system
Operating system Microsoft Windows XP, Windows 2000
Display driver Support for 1920 x 480, 2400 x 600, 3072 x 768 or 3840 x 1024 resolution


Supported Display Modes*
Resolution Refresh rate
1920 x 480 (triple 640) 60Hz
2400 x 600 (triple 800) 60Hz
3072 x 768 (triple 1024) 75Hz
3840 x 1024 (triple 1280) 60Hz
Regular VESA-compatible single screen modes at up to 1600x1200 on center display
*GPU dependent

It' s only this...



...but looks interesting enough to check out if i see it locally.

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this will never be mainstream, I' d rather one good monitor with hight settings and FPS as opposed to three medioce monitors running my games like shit

i have a hard enough time catching everything that happens in WoW on my 21" Screen!

It would be cool for racing games and flight sims if they supported those ridiculous resolutons gameplaywise. That is if you like those sort of games.

yeah id be cool for looking out of windows and stuff

My friend got this, I tried it out once and it is really cool, the first hour. After that it feels like playing on a regular monitor, but if you take away the other two monitors, you will see the diffrance again.

That combined with TrackIR head-movement sensing would be outrageous in GTR2!

That isn' t anything special. Good video cards now days have dual outputs. You don' t need some special adapter to hook up 3 dinky monitors to one computer.
If you have an onboard graphics card and a real graphics card you can hook up 3 monitors like that no problem.
You could have 2 graphics cards and hook up 4 monitors. ViewSonic makes special stands so you can have a 2x2 grid of monitors or 3 horizontaly and a bunch of different stuff.
At home I had my computer hooked up to a 22" , 19" and a 17" at the same time.
My roomate has a 30" (3860x1200) with a 21" (1600x1200) set up on its side right next to it. We hooked a computer up to a 65" and 56" DLP 1080p tvs at once.

Both the nVidia and ATI drivers let you set stuff up like this no problem. With options for treating it as one screen, displaying the same thing and a bunch of other stuff.

I bet all that stuff costs a pretty penny.

Too rich for my blood.