Eyefinity 64 megapixel display

How can Nvidia possibly top AMD at this point? ATi has their new cards... and I was just browsing Youtube, and found this:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N6V [...] re=related

It's hard to believe, but it's eyefinity. Does Nvidia have anything close to this? It seems like ATi just made a huge leap forward. Even if they didn't have DX11, I think this is impressive enough.

I'm interested to see Nvidia's new cards. I think Nvidia needs to step into the future if they want to survive. What do you guys think?

That is cool. Now all we need are cheaper monitors with very thin bezels so that the picture will look better.

Seems to be a few bugs to be worked out (or betetr instructions given) as the THG reviewer couldn't accomplsih anything besides one bidesktop across all 3 screens.

http://www.tomshardware.com/review [...] 422-8.html

Configuring three displays to run in single large surface mode is intuitive under Windows 7 (it’ll also work under Windows Vista and Linux). I set my desktop to 5760x1200 and tiled the background to keep things familiar. This is the way you’d want to game, but it’s not the way you would want to use a computer. In SLS mode, you literally have the equivalent of one huge desktop.

Maximize Outlook and you span the app across the whole surface. ATI says you can set hotkeys to toggle between SLS and independent display modes, but this must not be as intuitive, because I couldn’t make it happen. Criticism number one: there needs to be a smoother way to swap between an independent display “productivity” mode and gaming across the single large surface.