PHILLIPS: If it beeps, bleeps, pays music, takes your picture, or makes you look like you're talking to yourself, it's all on display in Vegas this week. And the techno-geeks are loving it. CNN's Renay San Miguel, he's not a techno-geek, but he's oohing and aahing his way around the Consumer Electronics Show. Hey, Renay.</s>RENAY SAN MIGUEL, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Yes, I'm taking one for the team here this week. I am a techno-geek, and I'm loving this. But there are</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Hi, Renay. My name is Chad with Q3 Innovations. I have here the UV Hawk with</s>SAN MIGUEL: OK. And this works</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Well, it's going to be directly impacted of the condition of the ozone layer above where you are at on the Earth, actually. So you won't be able to feel ultraviolet light. And as 2006 was the sixth hottest year in history, and 2007 is predicted to be the hottest year in recorded history, it's just expected that our exposure to ultraviolet light will increase.</s>SAN MIGUEL: Chad (ph), thank you very much. Contestant number two, hi there.</s>PHILLIPS: All right. How ironic is this? Renay San Miguel, we're going to have to come back to you. We're live at the Consumer Electronics Show with all the hottest technology there in Vegas, but our signal is really bad. We can't seem to get our technology right. So we'll try and, you know, plug a few more things in and work on that signal and get back to Renay San Miguel.</s>LEMON: We'll get back to that. Somalia boils over. But who has been turning up the heat? Up next, more on a tag team terror takedown from a man who knows a thing or two about danger.
New Gizmos At Consumer Electronics Show