New Hi-Tech Inventions For '08

January 11, 2008 12:53 PM

Touch screen TVs, mechanical ice cream cones, and hydrogen powered cars are just some of the latest examples of advancements in technology. Daniel Sieberg previews several new inventions for 2008.

What's The Next Hot Invention?

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