Editorial Review

The Casio PCR-T465 personal cash register offers 96 department/category reporting, 1,000 PLUs, and 25 programmable clerk codes. It features both operator and customer displays, plus fast, thermal alphanumeric receipt printing that can even include your customized logo.Read more

Features

• 2-line alphanumeric operator display; pop-up customer display
• Records transactions in 96 categories, totals by category on department report
• 24 department keys with 4 shift levels, 1,000 price look ups, 25 clerks
• Fast 13 lines per second, thermal alphanumeric receipts, customized logos
• Heavy-duty lockable cash box with media slot and accessory drawer

Reviews (1)

Pretty Good!
This cash register is really great for my retail store. Not onlydoes it save me ink (because it uses thermal paper) it prints VERY professional looking receipts!Read more

Features

• UPC - 079767122348
• SUPPLIES- PRINTER

Reviews (2)

Casio AD-A95100IU
I got one for $2 on e-bay. It seems to have something to it because it's relatively heavy. The output voltages are s follows:
Overpriced
I would recommend that others not purchase this device.It is too expensive relative to a multifunction AC adapter.
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Features

• Prints directly onto CDs, DVDs and a variety of cut-and-peel labels
• Supports 4000 characters, a variety of fonts, and 14 languages
• Prints up to 8 lines, 225 entry characters
• Full 74-key QWERTY keyboard, 4-line/12-digit LCD display
• Includes ink ribbon cassette and tape cartridge, USB cable

Reviews (4)

Product Development too Rushed
I have owned this unit for a year and a half.
NICK SINANAN
I purchased this product about a year ago and I found it to do more than I expected,though I wish it printed the cds all the way round.Nevertheless it can function both as a thermal printer to cds and tape for labelling it an excellent product
GERAT PRODUCT!!
I got my Casio CW-L300 Label-Biz Disc Title Printer,and the instructions were very EZ to follow it does everything it says it does I"m very happy with it. I can Print on DVDs,CDs,also can print labels.This is a very good product I have no problems with it, I also got the service plan. Anyone that does any DVD-CD burning this is the product to have for all your labeling. ... Read more

Features

• Supports the following brands of television set -Emerson, Fisher, GE, Goldstar, Hitachi, JVC, LXI, Magnavox, Mitsubishi, NEC, Panasonic, Philco, Philips, Pioneer, Quasar, RCA, Samsung, Sanyo, Sharp, Sony, Sylvania, Symphonic, & Toshiba
• Supports the following brands of cable box -Jerrold, Panasonic, Philips, Pioneer, & Scientific Atlantic
• Learning Function -memorizes up to 16 sets of infrared data
• 8-digital calculator (addition, subtraction, multiplication, & division)
• 1/100 second stopwatch (measuring capacity -23 - 59'59 / measuring mode -net time, split time, 1st-2nd place times)

Reviews (2)

Fun and advantage.
The great problem... Where is the TV control... Ok. Whit this wacht,that problem it's gone.

This Item Rocks
This Casio watch is very very great.It has many features like the tv remote.You can also use it as a calculator.If you don't buy this, your crazy.It can measure capacity and much more.Perfect for a gift too ... Read more

Editorial Review

Take your TV on the go with the Casio TV-980 portable color TV. Catch the big game or your favorite show when you can't be at home to watch. The TV-980 features a 2.3-inch liquid crystal display (LCD) color screen and runs for up to 4 hours on AA batteries. Read more

Features

• 2.3-inch high-resolution LCD screen; measures 3.2 x 5.1 x 1.4 inches (W x H x D)
• Weighs 0.42 pounds without batteries
• Runs up to 4 hours on 4 AA batteries
• Optional inputs for additional antenna, cable, and A/V components
• Built-in mono speaker and earphone jack

Reviews (9)

SUPRISED
BOUGHT IT AS A "TOY". WAS SUPRISED AT THE QUALITY OF TE PICTURE.WE HAVE MOST STATIONS FROM 5-35 MILES. DOES WELL ON 5-20 BUT CAN SEE ALL. ESPECIALLY OK FOR PRICE. STUPIDLY I DID NOT GET THE AC ADAPTER BUT WILL TRY TO NOW.

what do you think? its awful
are you serious?I bought this a while ago to see if it was cool. It is a piece of junk, u can barely get any channels, and even if you do, you can barely see them and it has loud static.dont buy it its garbage.

don't waste your money and time
The screen is too small. if you want to watch it in your car, you have to cover it because the back light is too week.
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Editorial Review

Measuring about the size of a double CD, Casio's EV-4500 lets you enjoy clear televised images wherever you go with its 4-inch active-matrix, thin-film-resistor LCD. The television--which receives VHF channels 2 to 13 and UHF channels 14 to 69--also features a speaker and an audio/video input so you can use it with a digital camera, camcorder, or other video device. A handy desktop stand lets you position the set for hands-free viewing.Read more

Features

• 4-inch antiglare, active-matrix TFT LCD screen with 405 x 305 resolution; 5.75 x 5 x 1.5 inches (W x H x D)
• Incredibly portable--approximately the size of double CD
• Single speaker, monaural earphone jack for private listening
• Includes built-in rod antenna and receives VHF channels 2 to 13 and UHF channels 14 to 69
• Runs for about 2 hours on 4 AA batteries (and can also be powered by an optional AC adapter)

Reviews (18)

Leader in Portable TV's
Casio has been making these things, since 1986 !!!. 20 years later they still live up to their standard, though manufacturing has shifted to China, from Japan. I miss those "Made in Japan" Casio products,but isnt everything "Made in China" these days ? All said and done, you cant expect a HD quality 5.1 surround sound from this $120 buck portable TV. So enjoy the mobility(thats the whole point) and coming from Casio, its the best !

Believe what you read!
Well, I didn't believe the folks that reviewed this EV-4500 Casio 4" tv so I bought one.. Big mistake!! You get a little over one hour of battery life,you don't get an A/c adapter.That's and extra $25.A car adapter is $30 and you have to order both from Casio and yes, IT'S the only one that fits. The stand is just that.. a stand.the tv just sits on it and can fall off with the slightest touch. Reception is ok at best and if you use a headset you only get mono. (That's only sound out of one side) And for the $$$ you should get all the accessories included with the TV. No carrying case either..I used my Circuit City bag...and took the %@#* thing back!!live and learn..

myreview
I was quite pleased with the TV.I has been many years since I had my last portable TV which was black and white and had a 2" screen.The technology is much improved.Cascio is a leader in portable TV technology and I can see why.The only downfall is the need to buy an AC adaptor. ... Read more

Features

• CASIO CALCULATOR WITH PRINTER

Editorial Review

For math and science students, Casio has created the FX250 scientific calculator--an indispensable tool from high school onward, in lab classes and for exams. The FX250 features complex number calculations, independent memory, and constants for addition, subtraction, and multiplication. Plus, powered by two type UM-3 batteries, it supports up to 4,000 hours of continuous use. A power-saving function automatically shuts the unit off after five minutes of inactivity to save your batteries.Read more

Features

• Basic scientific, exponential, and trigonometric calculator
• Slide-on hard case
• Hard plastic keys
• Battery operated, auto power off
• Easy to use

Reviews (1)

Good product
It is a good product for its value, but the only thing I do not like is that it does not have a cover to keep the keyboard away from dust and normal wear and tear. The keys are a bit soft but if you are careful, this product works good and is very helpful for any person doing mathematical and statistical calculations ... Read more

Features

• Backlit for easy viewing in dimly lit areas
• A simple timepiece that compliments a woman's wrist bringing out the subtle nuances unique onto herself
• Take a traditional analog watch, place it in a sleek contemporary motif, add comfortable features and you have a timepiece designed for today's self-assured woman
• A soft and smooth black band is attached to a sleek black module with a black face
• Hour, minute and second hands are in red for a provocatively sublime hint of understated contrast and sensuality

Features

• Prints labels on 3 tape sizes
• 4-character LCD
• 4 text effects in 6 print sizes
• 9mm starter tape
• QWERTY keyboard

Features

• This AC adapter extends your battery life
• Works at home or near any other electrical outlet
• Works with the following WK series: WK-1200, WK-1250, WK-1300, WK-1350, WK-1600, WK-1630, WK-3000, WK-3000DX, WK-3500
• Works with the following other models: CPS-7, CPS-85, CTK-711EX, CTK-811EX, PX-100, PX-300, PX-500

Features

• Water resistant
• Regular timekeeping ( Hour, Minute, Second)
• Accuracy -+/- 20 seconds per month
• Battery life -approximately 2 years (on included SR621W battery)
• Makes a great gift for that special someone ? or for yourself!

Editorial Review

The Casio HR-150TEPLUS-W offers 12-digit two-color printing with built-in tax and currency exchange functions. It has an easy-to-read large-digit display, and prints up to 2.4 lines per second. Additional features include a full decimal system (floating, fixed [0-3] with round-off, and ADD mode), independent memory, mark-up/mark-down key, and right-shift key for quick corrections. The HR-150TEPLUS-W gives you the choice of battery operation (four AA), or an AC adapter (Casio AD4150 included). ... Read more

Features

• 12-digit desktop calculator with 2-color printing
• Built-in tax and currency exchange functions
• Prints 2.4 lines per second
• Right shift key for quick corrections
• Mark-up/mark-down key

Reviews (1)

Great product!
I got this for my husband's office as he is a CPA and he put me in charge of finding him a good 10-key! He used this during tax-season and loved it!A great product with a great price. ... Read more

Editorial Review

The Casio TR-18BU blue ink ribbon tape is a replacement cartridge for use with Casio CW-50 and CW-75 CD title writers. Each tape is designed to yield approximately 50 print areas, and color output is dependent on the color of the surface of the disc. The cartridge is designed for easy installation and removal. ... Read more

Features

• Compatible with Casio CW-50 and CW-75 CD Title Writers
• Yields up to 50 print areas
• 18 mm tape width
• Appearance of tape color is affected by color of disc/print media
• A quality Casio product

Features

• MODEL- FX-65 DESC.- CASIO INC. Calculator FEATURES- Fraction Mate Calculator * Large color-coded keys are grouped by function * Shift key color is the same as Shift key function graphics * Hard plastic keys resist abuse * Solar powered with battery backup for operation in any lighting situation * Large display shows 10-digit mantissa plus 2-digit exponent (10+2) * Fixed decimal, scientific and e

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Editorial Review

Casio's 61-key CTK-496 has everything a beginner needs on board: 100 tones, 100 rhythms, 100 songs. The familiar CD player control buttons (stop, play/pause, rewind, fast forward) make child's play of song bank operation. The on/off buttons for the right and left hand--as well as the button for activating the chord book function--are located just beside the song-bank controller. The instrument offers 12-note polyphony, which means up to 12 keys or voices may be sounded simultaneously.Read more

Features

• 61 keys with 100-tune song bank
• MIDI makes for great sound
• Headphone jack for private listening and microphone jack to sing along with the song
• 100 preset tones and 100 rhythms
• Auto Accompaniment to give a deeper sound to your songs

Reviews (9)

Adapter WAS included with mine, but...
Ok, sure it isn't the best keyboard out there, and it SOOO needs a pedal...but I would rather have this one than none at all. It was the only one I could afford, but I would absolutely upgrade if I could.I also got mine @ Target with the stand, paid about $100 for it. I actually didn't realize how bad the sound quality was until I played my boyfriend's $4000 Roland keyboard...dare I say it sounded BETTER than a real piano? If you can buy better, do. If you can't, it does the job.

Horrible piano sound
Our school had previously purchased Casio keyboards. I had to replace a few keyboards and thought that this slightly less expensive Casio keyboard would have the same piano sound, even though it had less bells and whistles.It's piano setting doesn't even come close to satisfactory.Parents, if you are looking for a beginning keyboard, please spend a little more money and provide a better piano sound for your child.
You get what you pay for...
Generally, I agree with the other reviewers. This is certainly not the best keyboard in the world, (...)I bought a CTK-496 from Target, for the same price, in October 2005. At that time, a stand and power adapter were included in the box. That, of course, may have been a limited-time promotion, or perhaps Casio is just cutting costs. Target.com now sells the CTK-496 exactly as Amazon does: no stand and apparently no adapter. Anyone interested in buying a CTK-496 should check a Target store, if there is one in their area. They might still have a keyboard/stand/adapter in stock, for the same price. You might also be able to find a used one on e-bay or some other site.
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Editorial Review

Casio calls their Exilim EX-S2 a wearable card camera, and it lives up--or should we say down--to that name. About the size and heft of a deck of cards (at .44 inches, it's even a bit thinner), the EX-S2 can be worn around the neck and barely be noticed. Read more

Features

• 2-megapixel sensor creates 1,600 x 1,200 images for sharp prints at sizes up to 8 x 10 inches
• 4x digital zoom autofocus lens
• Includes 12 MB of built-in memory--also expandable via Secure Digital memory cards
• Connects with PCs and Macs via USB port
• Powered by rechargeable lithium ion batter(included)

Reviews (41)

Poor customer service
Casio has a history of poor service after the sale. This camera will work for a while, but don't expect to much more than give it a toss if it malfunctions.I bought one of these Casio Exilim models 3 years ago. Since that time, the viewer cracked and the cost of the repair was 90% of the camera's price. Then the software began to malfunction, intermittently, by that time out of warranty. I find Casio has great features on paper but after the sale service not at all satisfactory. Now I have a very simple 5MP Kodak Easyshare. And judging from user reviews, Kodak will turn around a broken camera in 48 hours. I'll take that over a bunch of bells and whistles anyday.

SUPERB CAMERA FOR TRAVELERS
I got my Exilim for taking pictures while traveling, mainly around Europe for three months.The best feature is the small size, small enough to slip unnoticeably in my pocket T-shirt pocket.Pick pockets are abound in Europe, tho violent crime is far less.Being able to carry my camera unnoticeably was great.If you want to make large prints of your travels, a camera with 5 or more mega pixels should be the choice, but the postcard size 4 X 6" prints I made of the trip were excellent and comparable to the 35mm point and shoot cameras I have used.There are many options, such as setting the white balance, which is very useful, that you wouldn't expect on such small camera.Pictures taken in very low light conditions, such as in a darkened night club, are not good, but you do get severely grainy, off color images if it's necessary to take a picture.The 30 second video clips are much lower resolution than 2MP but can be fun to use.I cannot complain about the 3500 pictures I took in Europe and more than that in the US in the first six months of ownership.The battery allowed my chip limit of 120 or so pictures, as long as I could keep from constantly checking to see how the days shots were working.Do all the editing at the end of the day.I did have my laptop with me to download the days pictures.It takes 483 pictures with my new 512MP chip.Enough that my trip to SE Asia for a month later held most of what I took, with no laptop to download to.No more wishing I had a camera on hand if that special moment occurs.

Quick Shot & Size is ultra-convenient
I can snap away at those precious shots that we normally lose due to slow shutter speeds.Just be careful, this thing is so small and convenient that I have taken too many pictures.Hopefully I will print most of them before they get lost.The clarity of 2 MegaPixels is amazing...=).
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Features

• 5-megapixel sensor captures enough detail for 2,560-by-1,920-pixel images
• 3x optical zoom, 4x digital zoom
• 2-inch TFT LCD scratch-resistant screen
• Store images on 9.7 MB flash memory, or using SD/MMC memory slot
• Powered by AA-size batteries

Reviews (4)

Nice camera, but weak battery door is a design flaw
I've had this camera for about a year and really like its performance. It's great on batteries (2-AA) and the features are extensive. Unfortunately, it suffers from Weak Battery Door Design syndrome, depending on a small plastic catch to retain both the batteries and the media card. My camera finally bit the dust on a trip to Sweden, when it fell from a car seat about two feet to the ground. The battery door catch broke and now it can't be used unless you hold the door closed with a clamp or really strong tape.If they had only designed the door as well as the rest of the camera-- in metal --I'm sure it would still be working fine.
Great camera
This is my first experience with digital cameras.
What's NOT in the box...
This camera is a very nice product. The size is small, only a bit thicker than a Canon S410/S500. And though it is not as cute as the more popular and thinner Casio models, the price is a lot less and it uses stardard AA rechargeable batteries, which can be a big plus in certain situations.
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Editorial Review

Casio's DF-120TE desktop calculator is an excellent tool for students, households, offices, and travelers. Use it for making quick math calculations, calculating finances, converting cooking measurements, or figuring tax and currency exchange rates.Read more

Features

• Compact desktop calculator
• 12-digit display
• Constants for +, -, x, and /
• Tax and currency-exchange functions
• Solar powered plus battery backup

Features

• Professional calculator with 12-digit display , 2-color printing at 3.5 lines per second, Built-in tax function and easy-to-read display, Full decimal system, floating fixed (0-6) with round off, round up or cut-off and add modes, Features mark-up/down key, right-shift key for quick corrections and profit margin %, Item counter with sub-total, total and grand-total and independent memory, Includes