DARYN KAGAN, CNN ANCHOR: Perhaps you're traveling overseas soon and you could use some high-tech wizardry. Ed Curran has more from this week's Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas.</s>ED CURRAN, "GADGET GUY": Here's a little glimpse of the future that we found here at the Consumer Electronics Show. This is a translator, but not any translator. What you do is speak a phrase into this translator, it takes your phrase, understands it and translates that phrase to the person you're trying to communicate to. Speak in here, it translates out here directly to them. There are many, many phrases inside of here that are commonly used in all different categories. You don't have to look at these phrases at all on a screen. All you have to do is pretty much know what they are, speak into here, it translates for you automatically. I mean, what could be better than this except a realtime translator that you'd wear on your face to speak to other people and communicate? Really Amazing technology. It will be available around the middle of the year from the Atoko Corporation (ph), expected in at a price of about $200. I'm Ed Curran at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas.</s>KAGAN: Ed, thank you very much. You do find the funnest toys.
Voice Translator Debuts at Consumer Electronics Show