You might not have had a use for a dedicated calculator after completing your final high school math course, but that doesn’t mean others don’t. In fact, despite the rise of smartphones, companies like Casio are still churning out standalone calculators. And its latest, the fx-FD10 Pro, which is designed for outdoor-types like surveyors, seems almost indestructible.
Casio has rolled out a new projector that is aimed at the education market where short throw projectors are the standard. Casio’s new offering can certainly be used in other … Continue reading
When it comes to watches and interesting timepieces, there are many different models out there in the market for you to pick from. The thing is, which particular model would be the most suitable one for you? It really depends on a whole lot of factors, ranging from your budget to your personality as well as needs. One thing is for sure though, Casio, through the years, have always proved their G-SHOCK range of watches to be worthy of their calling, coming in a rugged form factor that is more than capable of handling their fair share of knocks, drops, and tumbles, and they continue to work. The Japanese company has recently unveiled a new collection of entirely modern watches that will feature an all-over coating of a classic tiger and woodland camouflage prints in order to match the rough-and-ready nature of the watches. Do expect this camo series by G-SHOCK to be introduced to the masses in two waves later this spring.
The first watch of the two that will appear would be the XL GDX6900CM, where it sports a multi-angle tiger camo printed case, band and dial, and will arrive in two colorways: tan and grey. There is an emphasis on superior performance and unrivaled functionality, where the GDX6900CM sports a 10-year battery and auto Super Illuminator LED light for high visibility under low-light conditions. In addition, other functions include a trio of multi-function alarms, 1/100th stopwatch, countdown timer, 12/24-hour time formats and 48-city world time. You will also be able to enjoy G-SHOCK’s legendary 200M water and shock resistant structure with this bad boy, where it has also achieved a shock resistance passing military standard, MIL-STD-810G.
As for the other timepiece, it would be the GD120CM, as it comes in a new formidable case design that has a 7-year battery while wearing a woodland camouflage multi-angle print. It has a large case size of 51.2mm, and yet carries the entire range of functionality as the GDX6900CM, where you can choose from red, tan and grey shades. The camouflage GDX6900CM men’s watches will retail for $150 a pop, while the camouflage GD120CM men’s watches will retail for $130 from next month onward.
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[ Casio G-SHOCK goes undercover with new camouflage range copyright by Coolest Gadgets ]
Casio has been making bulky, rugged, and rather clunky watches in the G-shock range for as long as I can remember. The company has unveiled some concept watches that carry … Continue reading
Divers would know that communication is an essential part of the experience, where having the right message sent across is crucial, as wrong information or a misinterpretation of the events could result in an unwanted accident or even death. Well, since you’re underwater, sign language and hand signals ought to suffice, right? Apparently not, as there is always another way to do things better. Enter the diver communication scuba conversation device known as the Casio Logosease Underwater Two-Way Radio, where it will retail for a whopping $1,506 right off the bat.
This is truly a brilliant method for divers to communicate with one another. The Casio Logosease happens to also be the world’s first two-way underwater radio walkie-talkie device, where it has a working range from 50 to 100 meters (164-328 feet) as well as the ability to work at depths of 40 meters (131 feet) under the waves. All that you need to do is to face one another in order to speak to each other. The clever use of ultrasonic waves instead of radio waves allows you to speak to one another, as this particular unit unit modulates voices into ultrasonic waves. Just hook this up to your diving mask , and you’re good to go even with an air regulator in your mouth.
[ Casio Logosease Underwater Two-Way Radio offers no-frills communication copyright by Coolest Gadgets ]
When you’ve got a design for a watch as ubiquitous as the Casio G-Shock on the market, you’re allowed to be late to the new technology party. This year Casio’s … Continue reading
If you’ve ever been dragged into a craft store you’ll know that—for whatever reason—scrapbooking is a booming business. And Casio has decided it wants a piece of that glitter-covered pie with the introduction of a printer called the Pomrie that can actually churn out custom rubber stamps.
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Smartwatches might seem like a recent fad, but countless companies have been trying to improve your wearable electronics for well over a decade. Including Casio, who were one of the first to integrate a Bluetooth connection into its watches letting it mirror notifications from your smartphone. And the company’s latest model, the STB-1000, is even designed to double as a fitness tracker, piggybacking on your smartphone’s existing motion sensors.
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If you’re in the market for a new compact camera but don’t want to spend as much as you would have if you had gone for a DSLR or mirrorless, you might be interested in checking out Casio’s latest release which comes in the form of the Casio Exilim EX-10. The release of the EX-10 has been pegged for the 29th of November, although it appears that for now it will be available only in Japan, but perhaps down the line Casio might release it into international markets, so it’s definitely worth keeping an eye out for.
As far as specs are concerned, Casio is calling the EX-10 the “World’s First” when it comes to its premium bracketing feature, allowing users to choose between a variety of bracketing modes. This includes focus, aperture, brightness, white balance, contrast, and saturation. Other than that the camera will also feature a 12MP sensor, a 4x optical zoom lens with an aperture of f/1.8-2.5. It will also sport 5-axis image stabilization, a 3.5” tilting LCD display, Full HD video capture, 6fps shooting, and built-in WiFi connectivity that will allow users to transfer photos wirelessly from the camera to another device. Pricing has been set at ¥79,800 which is roughly $797.
Casio Exilim EX-10 Announced original content from Ubergizmo. 
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