Editorial Review

This optional sustain pedal will enhance your keyboard experience. A critical accessory for keyboard players. The pdeal works with the following models: CPS-7, CPS-85, CTK-481, CTK-491, CTK-495, CTK-531, CTK-541, CTK-591, CTK-611, CTK-620L, CTK-631, CTK-691, CTK-731, LK-55, LK-73, WK-1300, WK-1350, WK-1630, WK-3000 and WK-3500.Read more

Features

• For CTK-491, CTK-591, CTK-691, LK-55 and WK-3000 keyboards
• UPC 079767397388
• Mic input and seperate volume

Reviews (4)

Very Unrealistic (for Piano)
I was hoping this would have more of a piano feel to it. This pedal requires a lot of pressure to get any sustain out of my casio keyboard. If I have shoes on and "stand" on the pedal, it will sustain the notes I play. It is far from the lighter touch I am used to on a real piano. On a real piano, I can let my heel rest on the floor and with light pressure on the pedal it will depress fully. It would be nice if they made the tension adjustable. Also, it is just an on-off switch. In other words, the degree of sustain does not vary (as it does with a piano), making it even more unrealistic. I would recommend shopping around if you want a piano-like pedal, or if you want a pedal that does not require a lot of pressure to work.

Very uncomfortable.
I bought this sustain pedal for the price -- it was a big mistake. You will need to wear shoes to use the pedal comfortably as it is very boxy and the "grip" grooves are very uncomfortable. I had some difficulty keeping the pedal in place while playing. I gave it away after two days.
Fantastic to use with CASIO Electronic Piano.
I have to say this is a great asset to my CASIO. It is easy to use, doesnt stick like the previous person mentioned and even with bare feet is comfortable to press down on. Maybe they have altered the make....I dont know....but what I do know is that the sound that comes out when using it is exactly what I was hoping for when playing my instrument. For the price it is worth it and so far I am quite satisfied with it.I bought this in the USA whilst visiting in May 2004 as, believe it or not, most music shops in Tokyo were out of them any make or form!!!!!Read more

Editorial Review

Casio PhoneMate's SI-460 multiline system phone delivers the sophisticated communication capabilities normally found in expensive Key and PBX systems, but in an affordable, high-quality, service-ready, network-based telephone system.Read more

Features

• Virtual operator
• Station voice mail and 6 selectable outgoing greetings
• Full-duplex speakerphone and station-to-station intercom
• Call transfer and all-station page
• 20 autodial memories

Reviews (16)

Complete System Needed
I have it for about 3 years now and is the primary phone in my home office. But instead of using it I would rather pickup my cellphone which has more friendly usable features. The headset easily falls off the base if you install it on a wall or it may not settle correctlyand you end up with a dial tone. Fumbled with it multiple times, and the reason why its still in my desk is that it makes my desk it look like an office desk (its a decor).

Wonderfull
Phone received withing 3 days!Look and works like a new one. Mediocre Office Phone
This phone will not work on it's own power, and requires a proprietory power supply made by Casio, which is a 120 v, power driven, wall wart type adapter.It isn't very long, so you can't go further away from the AC wall outlet than the length of that cord.It does have a battery backup so if your building power (120 volt A.C.) goes out, then your phone will still work, but I worry about battery corrosion harming the phone upon long periods of time with the batteries in the phone.Also, the volume on the handset seems to pick up alot of noise when you turn the volume up.It seems hard to hear your party on the other end of the phone conversation.This phone is fragile.I had the phone 2 weeks and it fell to the floor due to the tangled mess of cords running from the phone. It requires 3 wires to the phone. Two RJ-11 phone wires - one for each of two lines - and the power cord.The phone electronics inside the phone broke, and I had to send the phone in for repair (not covered by warranty).All in all a disappointing purchase. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Telephones, Corded Phones, Phone, Telephones    2. Four, Speakerphones, Speakerphone, Speaker    3. Phone Mate    4. SI460, S, I460, SI 460   

Editorial Review

The Casio KL-100 is an economical, compact label printer that fitseasily in one hand as you stand and work. Although it's designed forright-handed folks, lefties will have little trouble with it. With six type sizes,three effects (shading, underline, and box), and four styles (normal, outline,shadow, and raised), you can make your labels as unique as the object they'remarking. The printer has both English and Spanish language characters, but onlyone font built in. With fun options like ornamental frames and symbols, even thekids can join in on the fun. Read more

Features

• Prints up to 2 lines of text
• Produces characters with effects, ornamental frames, and 6 character styles
• 1 built-in font
• 4-digit LCD display
• Accepts 4 tape sizes

Reviews (4)

Casio KL-100 Label It printer
I have owned this little gem for about two years. I used it to label computer network peripherals, however, I found lots of other uses for it at home.I carrie it back and forth between work and home until I decided to purchase a second unit. The KL-100 is extremely easy to use and is very durable. My only complaint is the relatively high cost of the tapes that are available.

Handy little label printer
This thing comes in handy, and has saved me plenty of aggravation.Granted, having a label printer is somewhat of a luxury, but I find it very useful. Cheaper at office depot
this is a really great machine but it is only 19.99 at office depot ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Electronic Labeling Systems    2. Labelers (Labeler)    3. Labeling Kits    4. KL100   

Features

• Records transactions in 96 departments with total by category , PLU function memorizes prices for up to 1600 items allowing for quicker item entry, Allows tracking sales of up to 40 operators using numbering system, 2-line alphanumeric thermal printer with no ribbons to replace, electronic journal and 4 tax tables, Heavy-duty cash box with media slot and accessory drawer, Automatic time and date a

Reviews (1)

Less than 1 month and problems already
Really nice register. As with most, programming, though relatively easy, is time consuming. Now, however, the time has reset twice in 2 weeks. Customer support says to fix problem, unplug and remove batteries --which means all memory will be lost. Like I have a couple of spare hours to re-program...I regret this purchase. In shopping for this one, I saw a Sharp which you could program from your computer. Although it costs about $100 more, the time saved in re-programming would have probably been worth it.
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Editorial Review

The Casio Exilim EX-S3 digital camera packs a 3.2-megapixel CCD sensor and a large 2.0-inch LCD screen into a body that's only a half-inch thick. Its high-speed startup minimizes the time until the camera is ready to shoot after being turned on and a 0.01 release time lag records the image virtually as soon as you press the shutter release button. Read more

Features

• 3-megapixel sensor captures enough detail to create photo-quality 8 x 10 prints and medium-quality prints up to 11 x 14
• 4x digital zoom; large 2-inch LCD screen
• Best Shot mode provides optimum camera setups in an instant; captures videos up to 30 seconds
• 10 MB of built-in memory; compatible with Secure Digital and MMC memory cards
• Powered by rechargeable lithium-ion battery(included); connects to PCs and Macs via USB 1.1

Reviews (39)

Little Wonder
After reading some of the negative reviews on this little technological gem, I felt obligated to write my own review.
It's good but it could be better
I bought this camera because, like a lot of people, I hate being burdened by a camera when taking a trip/vacation/outing. And, for that purpose it works great.
excellent camera!
The Casio Exilim EX-S3 3MP Digital Camera is a masterpiece.
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Editorial Review

Students at all levels will find their understanding of mathematics improves with the Casio's FX-55X solar scientific calculator. It's an indispensable tool for the leap to mathematics, lab classes, and exams. Students will depend upon the FX-55X's features like two-line display, complex number calculations, and fractional and pre-algebraic operations. The memory in this solar-powered calculator protects your entries. Always powered up, it's just as useful in any office for all your calculating needs, from finances to anything else you can think of when you wish you had a calculator at hand.Read more

Features

• True fraction calculation function
• Integer division with remainder
• Constants for +, -, x, and /
• Independent memory
• Square root calculations for +/- and percent

Reviews (2)

The perfect calculator for up to 8th grade
This calculator is easy to use and had good button feel.It does fraction calculations (a great function for students under 5th grader who are just learning about fractions but don't know about decimals).It reduces fractions and also does division with remainders.My daughter uses it to check her math.It is a great little calculator.Also comes with a hard case - good for carrying in the backpack.

Good Calculator, but few functions
This is a pretty good calculator with a few functions in them. This calculator is very easy and simple for anyone to use because you won't getconfuse over the few functions it has. You don't have to search around forthe many functions you are looking for.It is good for people who doesn'tlike to have to many function like using the 2nd key for other functions.It has a nice fraction key for people to see the fraction the way itssuppose to be. There are also many functions on this calculator that itdoesn't have that is really important for math. ... Read more

Features

• All-digital recording technology
• Message file
• Greeting file
• Built-in speakerphone
• Memo/conversation recorder

Reviews (4)

Easy to use, clear sound quality
I have bought this answering machine for more than 6 months and I love it!!! The sound quality is good. Good price. Lots of useful features. It's so easy to use with big buttons and thier meaningful descriptions. I've read reviews and product descriptions. Its qualities and features reach all my expectation. Good choice.

A Good Replacement for Your Old Cassette Answering Machine
I bought this economical model to replace an old PhoneMate model I got in1988 and which went on the blink in 1993 due to the capstan drive for themessage cassette having failed on me.Having this previous experience withPhoneMate and their likeable features induced me to seek a suitablereplacement from the same company.This specific model appealed to megreatly and buying it from Amazon with their great prices and shipping madeit a little more appealing to me.First, there's no audio tapes to worryabout, so there's no degradation of your greeting(s) over a period of timeas with constant use of audio cassettes, nor is there the operationalproblem of moving parts, as became the case with the old PhoneMate. Second, having the feasability to make your own 10 greeting messages is anice feature although I opted to use the default PhoneMate machine greetingmessage, "Please Record Message", << beep >>.Still,it's nice to have a choice for when conditions dictate it.And the thirdfeature that I found very nice to have is the storage area that you cantransfer the message(s) to so you can "clear the que" in a mannerof speaking.So is having that speakerphone option. Difficult to Use, Poor Quality Sound
All the useful features of the Casio Phonemate TA-119 Answering Machine and Speakerphone prompted me to purchase it and try it out.While most of the features would normally be useful they are very difficult to use.Read more

Subjects:  1. Answering Machines    2. Speakerphones    3. Telephones (Phones)    4. Telephone (Phone)   

Editorial Review

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Features

• 2-megapixel sensor creates 1,600 x 1,200 images for sharp prints at sizes up to 8 x 10 inches
• MP3 player and voice recorder; record up to 30-second movie with sound
• 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 (17)

good for a 2mp camera with no zoom or macro
for a 2mp camera, it's a pretty good one. you can't zoom and you can't take do macro, but if you just want something tiny (almost credit card size) just to take everyday photos, it's great. and it does movies too, which was fun. i used it for a couple of years. unfortunately, the mp3 player part of it died after a year or so - it would just cut out. but i would have no issue with buying another casio camera in the future. it is very sturdy, never had any problems with the actual camera.

How to use MP3 player on it.
1. Install drivers from CD.
Good in size, bad in quality.
when i just bought it, its compactable size seemed to be its biggest advantage. however,its battery life isn't that good as it could only last for at most 2,3 days. sometimes, lesser than a day if many pictures were to be taken. also,its metal finish ain't that good as it is scratchable easily.Not good if you were prepared to have it with you for the rest of you life.thus, i find that only its size and mp3 function is a big plus for this little camera, without the fact of its poor quality of pictures. but hey, wad can you expect from a 2 megapixel camera... ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Micro Drive    2. 3000 plus    3. QV3000, 340 MB;   

Editorial Review

Organize your busy life with the Casio Cassiopeia BE-300 Pocket Manager. Running Windows CE 3.0 as its operating system, the BE-300 features a unique interface that emphasizes ease of use, while offering superior connectivity with Windows PCs.Read more

Features

• 16 MB of internal RAM
• 3.2-inch color display
• 320 by 240 screen resolution
• Runs on Windows CE 3.0
• What's in the box: Cassiopeia BE-300, AC adapter, Lithium ion battery, USB cradle, USB cable, Stylus, Flip cover, User manual

Reviews (91)

Unique PDA!
If you are a consumer who elects to pay out over a $1,000 for a simple desktop PC and $500 for a PDA, the BE 300 may not be for you. Designed in year 2000, the BE 300 was released in 2001. Casio made it to compete against the expensive fad PDAs. It was worth the original $299 suggested retail price. Casio stopped making them early 2004 and Casio pulled out of the North American PDA market completely.
Great for price and great to learn on
This PDA is great for beginners and to learn how to use a PDA. If you use it, then upgrade to something more technical.
Slow Recall
I have owned this unit.It's processor was very slow when searching a contact.It took up to 20 seconds.I have always had Casio PDA's, but had to trade this one in for a Toshiba. ... Read more

Features

• Prints up to 3.5 lines per second for busy office use
• Built-in tax and currency exchange functions for financial use
• Automatic Constants
• Memory Function
• Includes RD-02/GB-02 ink ribbon

Subjects:  1. Calculator (Calculators)    2. Printing   

Features

• 5-megapixel resolution for photo-quality poster-sized enlargements
• 3x optical zoom lens
• 0.01-second shutter lag time; 2-inch LCD display; aluminum body
• Store images in 9.7 MB of internal memory or on optional Secure Digital (SD) memory cards (SD card not included)
• Powered by 2 AA-size batteries (rechargeable lithium ion battery included; can also use alkaline); connects to PCs via USB

Reviews (11)

Very happy with it
We have been very happy with this camera.We bought it a year and a half ago.Large screen.Good pictures.Small size.
good for the price, but service is a hassle
It's hard to complain for the price, the QV-R51 is very good in most ways but I have some gripes.Using the internal HTML album generation, the metadata came out all garbled (must be a software bug).It comes with other bundled software for generating albums offline though, which is adequate (it generates HTML that works with IE Explorer, but not fully with Mozilla).As far as the other bundled software, the autoloader is ok, but they include a lot of other stuff which is junk, you'll waste an hour looking at it and then throwing it away.Just pay a few bucks for better software.
movie with no sound
The casio qrv-r51 take wonderful still pictures.I really love the 2 inch screen.The movies look perfect.I rated it a three because the movies have "no sound"!No where in the description does it say "no sound".This is the 21st century.You do not expect to make a movie with "no sound".The owners manual talk about transfering audio files.How do you do that if there is "no sound".Beware the company will not take back or even exchange for a higher priced camera.I love the still pictures.I hate not having "sound".I will purchase another camera."Not a Casio". ... Read more

Editorial Review

If you are looking for a hand-held electronic organizer but don't want all the bells and whistles (or the steep price) of a pocket PC, the Casio PV-400 Personal Viewer may be your solution. While it doesn't process data, the Casio PV-400 can synchronize with your desktop PC as well as store and display data.Read more

Features

• Stores addresses, phone numbers, and business contacts
• Synchronizes data with your PC
• 4 MB flash memory, 160 x 160 dot matrix display
• 110-hour battery life
• What's in the box: Cassiopeia PV-S400Plus, PC Synchronization Cradle, Hard Cover, Stylus, User manual

Reviews (45)

Cassiopeia
Very easy to use.It is handy in keeping track of all the Marathons that I do along with all the dates so I know where I need to be.I have taken it to Singapore, Laos, Thailand, and across the US with out any major problems.The only problem I had is when I lost the stylus in Dallas.It is well worth the money.

A SUPER MACHINE
I HAVE USED THIS PRODUCT FOR 3 YEARS IN OUR CARPET BUSINESS. IT IS QUICK TO USE, WINDOWS FORMAT. VERY USER FRIENDLY. I PAID 100.OO FOR MINE AND NOW THEY ARE 1/2 THE PRICE. YOU WON'T BE DISSPOINTED.

Cassiopeia- The future of Handhelds
Casio, this tops Palm, Royal, Sony, Sharp, etc.!!!!I think your Cassiopeia division is going some where.Someday the Palm Pilot will not be the leader- it'll be a Casio!!I believe in you and trust you- all the products are great.You really have a keeper here and I think that if you give more attention to your handhelds they'll be number 1 in no time.It was cheap, too!Wow, the best PDA I've ever seen ... Read more

Features

• 3.2 Megapixel effective resolution - Delivers outstanding photo with vivid colors
• 3X optical zoom with 4X digital zoom - Zoom-in on subjects far away
• MPEG-4 digital video with audio - Capture digital video for as long as memory allows
• Burst mode at 3 frames per snap Takes 3 rapid shots for action photos
• 1.6" TFT LCD dispaly Playback both pictures and videos

Editorial Review

Help organize your life with the low-cost Casio KL-7200 label printer. Compact and lightweight with a convenient carrying handle, you can take it up to the attic, down to the basement, or to any place that needs labeling and organizing.Read more

Features

• Prints up to 3 lines of text
• 12-digit LCD screen
• 200 dpi resolution
• 5 tape sizes
• 25 commonly used preset phrases

Editorial Review

The right labeling tool can maximize your organizational potential. With the Casio KL-8100 professional-style label printer, trade professionals and home office users can enjoy unmatched performance in a label printer. Expertly designed for remarkable clarity, the KL-8100 features eight printable lines of 24-millimeter tape at 200 dpi resolution. And before each new high-resolution print, you can edit text with a large 12-digit-by-2-line display.Read more

Features

• 200-dpi resolution
• 2,500-character text memory
• PC compatible
• Accepts 5 different tape sizes
• Large 12-digit-by-2-line display

Reviews (1)

better than the others
I've owned and tossed 3 Brother lablers. They jammed easily, eventually broke. ... Read more

Features

• High-resolution images captured by the CCD with 5 million effective pixels for photo-quality prints up to 13x17 inches
• 3X optical zoom in a compact body
• Large 2.5-inch digital interface TFT LCD screen
• High quality lightweight aluminum body with comfortable handgrip

Reviews (38)

Very handy
I have this camera for two years and I am very satisfied. As a point and shoot, this camera is flexible enough to let me fine tune settings to adjust to my scene.
Good camera - but lens cover broke
I have really liked this camera so far - it takes high-quality pictures, it is small and fits easily into purse/pocket, etc, and it is very user-friendly (displays, etc).However, three months after I bought it, I had to send it for a repair because the lens cover (retracts automatically) was slow and wouldn't open or close all the way sometimes.I am annoyed, but if everything works out with the repair (under warranty) will be happy with it.

Lasted 6 months - Horrible Customer Service
Great camera, took great pics, everyone loved it. Then one day I went to turn it on and half the screen was black and distorted. The unit was kept in a case and experienced no abuse. I called Casio who said to send it in to an authorized dealer for repair. Six calls and a month later, no repair and a bill for $200 to repair a camera that cost $300 only 6 months from purchase. Neither Casio or the authorized dealer are any help. The LCD display (one of the main reasons for buying) is not covered.As much as I love this camera, I would never buy a Casio again. Terrible customer service and a practically non-existent warranty. ... Read more

Features

• 3.34 million total pixels; 3.2 million effective pixels
• Shoots still and video motion images
• Built-in flash memory 9.7MB and slot for adding SD memory card/Multi Media card for additional memory
• EX-Z30's Recorded Image Sizes -Snapshots -2048 X 1536 (3 - 2) / 1600 X 1200 / 1280 X 960 / 640 X 480 pixel ; Movies -320 X 240 pixels
• Zoom -3X optical zoom; 4X digital zoom (12X total when optical and digital zooms are used in combination)

Reviews (6)

Defective Design; Poor Casio Customer Service
LCD cracked after 3 pictures. Camera store said 3 others recently sold also cracked. CASIO knows the design is faulty but will not repair for free. CASIO said the LCD is an ACCESSORY. I asked how can I see the menu to change settings without the screen. DUH?? Don't buy CASIO products because they do not stand behind them.

Exelente!!!!
Esta camara es buenisima para el precio que tiene. Ya yo llevo un a�o con ella y no me ha dado ningun problema. Tiene un zoom extremadamente bueno y es ideal para viajar. A pesar de que se me ha caido muchisimas veces todavia sirve super bien. Se las recomiendo a todos!!!!!!!!

CASIO EXILIM EX-Z30 -- Poor Customer Service
After using the camera for 4 months the battery quit charging. Working with the camera store where it was purchased we determined that the problem was with the camera rather than with either the battery or charger. I returned the camera to Casio for repair. In response I got a repair estimate for $215. (Cassio's flat repair charge is $190 + shipping & handling + sales tax -- for a camera that cost $230.)
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Editorial Review

The Pocket Viewer 200 personal organizer is perfect for business, travel or personal use. It's a great, low-cost option for managing your schedule, contacts, and even your expenses. ... Read more

Features

• Automatic PC synchronization
• One-hand data access
• Fits in shirt pocket or purse
• Easy to read backbit display
• 2-MB memory stores thousands of entries

Reviews (10)

Casio PV-200e:an Excellent Starter PDA
The Casio Cassiopeia PV-200e model is a wonderful machine that will keep an unorganized techie in-sync with their home or office PC while on the road.The PV-200e features all the PV-200 model advantages except the backlit display and desktop cradle.The serial cable sync operation is one-touch and will update information on both the Casio and home or office computer's operating systems.The included software is easy to use and free downloadable software makes the unit compatible with Microsoft Outlook 2000 and before.One exceptional feature that the PV-200e has is the clarity of the on-screen writing in the Quick-Memo function.In short, Casio provides a lot of power in their PV-200e!

Excellent Starter PDA
The Casio Cassiopeia PV-200e model is a wonderful machine that will keep an unorganized techie in-sync with their home or office PC while on the road.The PV-200e features all the PV-200 model advantages except the backlit display and desktop cradle.The serial cable sync operation is one-touch and will update information on both the Casio and home or office computer's operating systems.The included software is easy to use and free downloadable software makes the unit compatible with Microsoft Outlook 2000 and before.One exceptional feature that the PV-200e has is the clarity of the on-screen writing in the Quick-Memo function.In short, Casio provides a lot of power in their PV-200e!

Why pay more?
I spent the last month researching PDAs.The Casio PV-200 is a great value!If you want or need e-mail function, this product is NOT for you. However, for keeping track of your appointments, business/personalcontacts, this item is great.I've read some of the negativecomments...they must be referring to the PV-100 model.Be sure to purchasethe PV-200A (with the silver colored screen protector).The on-screen keypad makes entries very easy.It defaults to capitalize the first word ofeach sentence and "remembers" frequent words you've entered.So,after you type "Bir" the word "Birthday" willappear--simply tap the word and save time.One touch shows your nextscheduled appointment.It has a daily alarm, reminder alarms, etc.Thisis a great product for the money.I do not use the PC Sync function, so Icannot comment on it.This product is advertised on the internet anywherefrom $99.99 to $149.99. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Personal Digital Assistants (PDAs, PDA)    2. Hand-Held Personal Computers (PCs)    3. PV200