Hydrogen cars--the hybrids of the future? Video

Video description: Could hydrogen cars become the next popular hybrid vehicle? CNET News.com's Michael Kanellos breaks down how they function and what obstacles manufacturers face as they become more of a reality for the marketplace.

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Toyota's hydrogen SUV

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Is Comdex 2003 a fresh start?

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