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What can you see? EyeQue can tell you

With the introduction of the Apple iPhone’s Retina display, the industry moved into high-resolution, large, bright, fast refresh displays on a smartphone. That was around 2012. Other companies like Samsung followed the trend and some The EyeQue in-home vision testing system is a miniature optical scope, smartphone application, and cloud-based processor for people to gather corrective vision measurements at their ...

Jon Peddie

With the introduction of the Apple iPhone’s Retina display, the industry moved into high-resolution, large, bright, fast refresh displays on a smartphone. That was around 2012. Other companies like Samsung followed the trend and some The EyeQue in-home vision testing system is a miniature optical scope, smartphone application, and cloud-based processor for people to gather corrective vision measurements at their convenience. (Source: EyeQue) went even further. That gave Dr. John A. Serri an idea. What if you could use those high-resolution screens for a personal eye test? With PPIs exceeding 400 to 450, a person with 20/20 vision could be
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