SE Tries Making Flowers Bloom with its Xperia Arcs

Sony Ericsson have put their Xperia Arcs to a new test – they tried blooming flowers using the Xperia Arc’s screen. Well, the logic behind this test might seem absurd to some, but Sony Ericsson have nevertheless gone ahead and checked the Xperia Arcs with their flower blooming capabilities!  

SE Xperia Arcs can now help in flower blooming

Here’s what they did: They got a group of hippies to build an enclosed cubicle-like structure inside a green house where the subjects, the flowers, were to be placed along with the smartphones. They stuck eight Xperia Arcs – four in each row in a metal contraption that would move in a revolving pattern. The plants were placed in the area within the ensuing circle the Arcs would form. 

And here’s what they concluded from the ‘experiment’: Apparently, the white light of the Xperia Arcs was so bright that the plants eventually bloomed flowers. On the contrary, some might just take this test in the exact opposite way. Are Sony’s screens that bright and hot that they actually made a flower bloom? Well, we’re leaving the deductions from this seemingly absurd test up to you.

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A video of Sony Ericsson Xperia Arcs’ new test can be viewed below.