Display calibration firm Qubyx has launched a free Web-based tool for display performance testing and quality assurance.
Display Test is easily accessible anywhere, free of charge, fast to use, and does not require a measurement device, according to the company. It measures luminance reproduction accuracy of a display based on randomly generated test combinations of letters and numbers.
A scheduling feature enables the user to plan further display performance tests. On a due date, an e-mail reminder will be sent about the scheduled test. Test results are e-mailed to the user immediately after the test is performed. The results can be then printed and filed in order to document display performance.
The tool allows imaging industries professionals to verify display performance over time, compare imaging quality of multiple displays, make sure the displays of telecommuters are within the company imaging standards, delegate quality assurance tasks to co-workers, and check the results they receive.
Display Test is available on the Qubyx website.
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