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The Awesome New Stuff List for 2007

Posted Nov 15, 07 4:00 AM CST in Science & Health,  Arts & Living,  Technology    Editor's Choice

(Newser) – Popular Science's "Best of What's New" awards go to the leading innovations of the year. Check out what the future looks like:

  1. Automotive: 2008 Audi R8
  2. Aviation & Space: CNES Corot Satellite
  3. Gadgets: Apple iPhone

  1. Engineering: Shelbourne Development and Santiago Calatrava, Chicago Spire
  2. Home Tech: Cub Cadet i1050 Zero Turn Tractor
  3. Green Tech: Nanosolar Powersheet
  4. Personal Health: Aquea Scientific Wash-On
  5. Home Entertainment: Pioneer Elite KURO PRO-1150HD
  6. Computing: Meraki Mini
  7. Recreation: Ellsworth Handcrafted Bicycles, “The Ride”
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Source Popular Science

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