Gadget News Today about CeBit high-tech fair in glorious 3D. The games drew the biggest crowds. At the NVIDIA stand, a young Michael Schumacher wannabe piloted his Formula One car around a virtual 3D track spread across three screens, making it seem he was really in the hot seat. Among the most popular gadgets was Carl Zeiss’s “Cinemizer Plus”, which allows the user to view 3D images from a smartphone via glasses connected to a special converter shaped like an iPod docking station.With the new groundbreaking technology developed by German firm EyeT Communications that creates 3D pictures from 2D by projecting eight images at very slightly different angles.”It’s completely crazy this year. 3D is all everyone’s talking about,” said visitor Amanda Grossbauer, 52, as she peered hesitantly through her special glasses at a 3D display at the CeBIT fair in northern Germany.