Coffins Go High-Tech With Touchscreens For Full Customization [Coffins]

Dec 1st 2010
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Should be grim work, assembling coffins in a factory that churns out 1,100 daily. That’s alotta dead bodies. Batesville Casket Company , in Manchester, Tennessee, offers touchscreen computers to customers for selecting from 22 colors, plus the complete trimmings. [ Atlantic ]

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