Burning paper money or paper car for the one who’ve left this world is very popular in Chinese culture, especially in Hong Kong that has a strong believe that the dead one can receive anything you send by burning them together with their name. Simply put, it’s similar like us sending email or postal mail to our friend with their name or email address written at the item/envelope.

Au Yeung Ping Chi, which is one of the “Dead” merchandise sellers in Hong Kong is very creative to in creating unique papercrafts for this purpose. He has created a cool looking DSLR camera, Nintendo Wii, Nintendo DSi, iPhone and other cool stuff that you can find it in their store only. Kind of exclusive items for the dead one!

If you have ever seen some old Hong Kong Ghost movies, you might have ever seen they are burning human paper, car, bridge or villa. That’s certainly a common one until now. However, DSLR, game console and iPhone is certainly new and I believe the family of the dead one would interested to buy Au Yeung Ping Chi and ‘deliver’ these stuffs to friends/family in the other world so they can have fun with what’s we already had in this world.

[via CNNGo and TheAwesomer]

Interesting High-Tech PaperCrafts For The Dead From Hong Kong
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Hi-Den Vision, a company based in Hong Kong is trying to make something notable by releasing their first and it’s the world’s first HDMI digital photo viewer with 1080p quality. You can easily hook it up to your HDTV and display your images by directing them from your memory card to the HDTV.

Hi-Den Vision HD-0310 1080p also supports a wide range of memory cards, including Compact Flash Type I/II, SD, SDHC, MMC, MS, MS Pro, MS PRO Duo, SmartMedia, MiniSD, Trans-Flash, MicroSD and xD. You could also hope to see the feature of video playback through your USB thumb drive thanks to the USB port provided at the front panel. HD-0310 also comes with a remote control to control the playback system.

The product is yet to be launch but the price is predicted to be around $60 only!

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Hi-Den Vision Intros HDMI Digital Photo Viewer
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