Octopus: HDTV is much more realistic
This information is in contention for the most important piece of information we have for this year.
This discovery of the Journal of Experimental Biology can be the discovery of the year — a study of octopus behavior showed that they only react to high-definition videos. But these mollusks do not react when it comes to a standard definition set.
Okay. That information is practically useless.
At least you’ll know what to do when your personal pet octopus looks fatigued and does not seem to be its usual jolly self — make them dance using an HDTV set.
The studies of Renata Pronk from the Macquarie University, Australia thinks that its in the frame-rate, not image quality that makes the octopus react.The standard definition TV sets appear to these mollusks as still images instead of a moving and real object.
It could be because of the number of eyes of these mollusks, that is why they are able to break down movement into more frames per second.
On screen was a scrumptuous crab for an octopus, “The octopus jetted towards the screen and tried to catch the crab and eat it,” Pronk says.
Though this isn’t really useful, it proves to us one thing: that HDTV’s are realistic even to our multi-eyed friends.
If electronics and gadgets interest you, visiting Gadgetepoint can be very rewarding.



One of the great advantages of reading ebooks or through the internet is that you will be able to control the size of the letters of what you are reading, you can zoom in or zoom out, it really depends on your preference, apparently this feature cannot be found on everything else.
At least not the diamonds from Sur La Table, a kitchen gadget retailing website.That’s because this type of diamond needs to be stored at very low temperatures or else they melt.

