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If you didn’t know, the ASUS is pretty much going all out on their newfound love for owls. That started since the original ZenFone’s release, and then it pretty much caught on with the STRIX gaming peripherals, and then ASUS went on and expand the owl theme into its prominent graphic cards.

A year later, the slogan “See What Others Can’t See” makes a comeback – now more powerful than before, as the ZenFone 2 packs better camera technology compared to its predecessor. However, today we’re not going to look into ZenFone 2 directly, but rather how it’s related to their famous owl.

1. Owl’s eyes are extremely powerful

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Their eyes are extremely powerful – they have binocular visions too. But hey, they don’t have night vision. Just very powerful eyes, and the answer to this misconception is because owl’s pupils (which controls the amount of light that goes into the eyes) are large.

In the case of ZenFone 2, the camera is obviously the eyes. The ZenFone 2 has a large aperture – which also happens to be a mechanical version of the eye’s pupil. The f/2.0 aperture and the 52MP Super Resolution mode found on the ZenFone 2 is very similar to the owl’s amazing eyes.

2. Owl’s ears are very sensitive

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Their ears are extremely sensitive. By twisting and rotating its head and because of its asymmetrical ear openings, it can pinpoint the location of where the sound is coming from in an instant.

In terms of smartphone, nearly all modern smartphones now have multiple microphones. ZenFone 2 has a minimum of two microphones for active noise cancellation. The OnePlus one is a little extreme, and went off with three microphones instead of the minimum – but of course, three is quite overkill.

3. Owls camouflage with their feathers

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It might seem like a weird relationship here but the owls generally have brown feathers with darker perpendicular strips across the entire length. This is becacuse these owls I’m referring to lives on trees, or better yet within trees, giving it a very natural-ish blend. Snowy owls on the other hand have white furs with brown perpendicular stripes across the entire length instead.

Smartphones are the same too – particularly on certain smartphones where you can swap some of its external parts for a different look and feel. Camouflage your phone with your fashion of the day too. Why not, right?

ZenFone 2 does this very well with a total of 5 different coloured backplates – red, black, grey, white, and gold. We also featured this as one of our top ZenFone 2 features.

If you needed a little more funky, ASUS got you (literally) covered with their Fusion series of backplates.

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Oh – I did mention it’s the look and feel that will be different. The Illusion series of backplates.

One of the cases from the Illusion series.
One of the cases from the Illusion series.

4. Owls prey on larger animals

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Because of their incredible talons, owls actually prey on relatively large animals when compared to their own size. Some of the notable examples are young wolves, small deers, foxes, secretary birds, and herons. However owls seem to have a craving for hedgehog meats. Using their incredibly scaly talons, the quills of the hedgehogs can be peeled off.

The ASUS ZenFone 2 also preys on larger animals smartphones – particularly on high end phones from its competitors. The amazing hardware offered by ASUS is definitely something to behold, as the Intel Z3580 2.3GHz quad-core processor and PowerVR G6430 graphics is a killer combination.

Bonus – Owls are very silent during flight

Their aforementioned feathers double as an airflow silencer. With the help of special hooks in front of their wing feathers, owl’s flights are very silent.

Just like how the original ZenFone series was – silently making an impact to the world.

 

 


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