A system for testing or training the visual abilities of an individual, the system comprising: a first display device that displays at least a first type of visual indicia; a second display device that displays at least a second type of visual indicia; a first input device that receives a first type of input; a second input device that receives a second type of input; and a control unit operably connected to the first display device, the second display device, the first input device, and the second input device, the control unit operable to cause the first display device to display at least one indicia of the first type of visual indicia, to cause the second display device to display at least one indicia of the second type of visual indicia, to receive inputs of the first type from the first input device, and to receive inputs of a second type from the second input device; characterized by: a supportive frame; wherein the first display device is a high resolution monitor rigidly affixed to the supportive frame at the approximate eye level of the individual; the second display device is a widescreen monitor adjustably affixed to the supportive frame, the widescreen monitor being wider and taller than the high resolution monitor, the widescreen monitor being adjustable to at least a first position in which the high resolution monitor is viewable by the individual without occlusion by wide screen monitor, and a second position in which the wide screen monitor completely occludes the high resolution monitor from the view of the individual; and wherein the control unit is operable to cause the display of at least one of the first type of visual indicia on the high resolution monitor while the wide screen monitor is in the first position and to cause the display of at least one of the second type of visual indicia on the wide screen monitor when the wide screen monitor is in the second position; the first input device is capable of being engaged by the individual in response to displayed first type visual indicia while the individual is visually far from the displayed first type visual indica; and the second input device capable of being engaged by the individual in response to displayed second type visual indica while the individual is visually near to the displayed second type visual indicia. a first display device that displays at least a first type of visual indicia; a second display device that displays at least a second type of visual indicia; a first input device that receives a first type of input; a second input device that receives a second type of input; and a control unit operably connected to the first display device, the second display device, the first input device, and the second input device, the control unit operable to cause the first display device to display at least one indicia of the first type of visual indicia, to cause the second display device to display at least one indicia of the second type of visual indicia, to receive inputs of the first type from the first input device, and to receive inputs of a second type from the second input device; a supportive frame; wherein the first display device is a high resolution monitor rigidly affixed to the supportive frame at the approximate eye level of the individual; the second display device is a widescreen monitor adjustably affixed to the supportive frame, the widescreen monitor being wider and taller than the high resolution monitor, the widescreen monitor being adjustable to at least a first position in which the high resolution monitor is viewable by the individual without occlusion by wide screen monitor, and a second position in which the wide screen monitor completely occludes the high resolution monitor from the view of the individual; and wherein the control unit is operable to cause the display of at least one of the first type of visual indicia on the high resolution monitor while the wide screen monitor is in the first position and to cause the display of at least one of the second type of visual indicia on the wide screen monitor when the wide screen monitor is in the second position; the first input device is capable of being engaged by the individual in response to displayed first type visual indicia while the individual is visually far from the displayed first type visual indica; and the second input device capable of being engaged by the individual in response to displayed second type visual indica while the individual is visually near to the displayed second type visual indicia.