Casio Keyboard History
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Model NameJun. 1957all-electric compact calculator001Oct. 1967World’s first desktop electronic calculator with programTyputerAug. 1972World’s first personal calculatorfx-10Nov. 1974First electronic wristwatchsigma-50ERDec. 1976First compound calculatorCASIO Mini CardSep. 1978First wristwatch equipped with CASIO LCDsigma-8700 seriesJan. 1980First electronic musical instrumentSL-801Oct. 1981First Electronic DictionaryAQ-500Apr. 1983Electronic keyboard with ROM packG-SHOCK (DW-5000C)May 1983First Digital DiaryTV-10Nov. 1983Credit card-size calculatorCD-40/401Oct. 1984Announcement of MSX-standard PV-7 personal computerCZ-101Mar. 1985Ultra-thin digital watchLCS-2400May 1985Pocket-sized LCD TVHW-100Feb. 1986Calculator capable of processing text dataSK-1May 1986Unix-based 32-bit super office computerDK-1000Kanji Digital Diary incorporating organizer, dictionary, and calculatorHW-7Aug. 1987Electronic guitar with multiple tones and functionsDA-1Sep. 1987Portable videocassette recorder with LCD TVVS-101Feb. 1988Handy copier capable of copying anywherePG-380Apr. 1988Electronic wind instrumentSTINGFeb. 1989Digital watch with sensor for forecasting weather trendsADPS R1Aug. 1989Kanji Digital Diary with IC card capabilitiesTV-M700Mar. 1991Digital piano with CD playerPage PrestoNov. 1991Nameland label printerDKW-100Feb. 1992Wristwatch type blood pressure gaugeAZ-8/SL-300LHJul. 1992Ultra-small (cigarette pack-sized) lightweight LCD TVJD-300Digital Diary for kids with message communication functionCPW-100Jul. 1993Personal page printerPX-10Word processor with built-in English-Japanese dictionaryZ-7000Portable information terminal for individual usersNICOTOJul. 1994Household video printerFV-600Dec. 1994G-SHOCK for womenQV-10Mar. 1995FM receiver with teletext capabilitiesCFG-9800GApr. 1995Pocket-sized Digital Diary with handwriting inputNS-600/TV-M6000XJun. 1995Business-use portable information terminal with pen-input capability and large screenPH-100Jul. 1995Wristwatch that displays text data on glassN4High speed, low running cost color A3-size printer for businessCASSIOPEIA (A-10/11)Handheld PC with Windows CE (sales in North America)QV-5000SXJun. 1999World’s first wristwatch with GPS sensorC303CAMar. 2000World’s first wristwatch with MP3 PlayerWQV-1Nov. 2001Radio controlled wristwatch powered by solar batteryEX-S1Nov. 2002G-Shock with solar power and radio control functionEX-Z3Oct. 2003Stylish and affordable digital pianoA5406CAWorld’s first cellular phone with a built-in 3.2-megapixel cameraEX-S100Nov. 2004Solar-powered radio-controlled watch with sporty designXD-LP7300Electronic dictionary with high-resolution LCD and voice functionsEX-S500Card-size digital camera with high quality movie recording capabilityG’zOne TYPE-RAug. 2005Digital camera that compensates for camera shaking and subject movementOCW-600/OCW-10Nov. 2005Thin card-size 6.0-megapixel digital cameraEX-Z1000May. 2007Waterproof, one-seg compatieble cellular phoneW53CAJun. 2007Slim solar-powered radio-controlled watch in full-metal caseW61CAWaterproof, one-seg compatible cellular phone with 5.1 megapixel cameraEX-S10World’s smallest and thinnest 10.1 megapixel digital cameraEX-F1Digital camera with world’s fastest burst shooting performanceGreen Slim Projectors （XJ-A245/A240/A145/ A140/A135/A130）Nov. 2010Digital camera with hybrid GPSEX-ZR10Apr. 2011Digital camera offering the enjoyment of free-style shootingVX-100Retailer support terminal that can manage customers, reservations, and sales data in one unitXD-D2800Mar. 2012G-SHOCK which can link up with the wearer’s smartphone using Bluetooth V4.0memopriLabel printer, the memopri, which can print a variety of beautiful labelsCasio ArtJul. 2013Small digital signage tools to support retailer sales promotionGPW-1000G-SHOCK equipped with GPS and standard time-signal receptionClassWizScientific calculator offering localized language display on a high definition LCDEX-FR10Digital camera featuring a camera unit that can be separated from the LCD-equipped controller unitjoy studySep. 2015Electronic piano with three historical grand piano soundsSmart Outdoor WatchOutdoor wrist device running the Android WearTM operating systemEX-word RISEEnglish conversation learning device which can show learning progressGPW-2000Solar G-SHOCK equipped with Bluetooth® and hybrid GPS and radio-signal time reception
*Target Casio KeyboardJanuary 1980: Release of the Casiotone 201 electronic keyboard
Casio introduced the Casiotone keyboard in 1980. It was one of the first electronic keyboards available on the market. It was easy to use and was able to produce the sounds of a piano, drums and guitar and included built-in speakers. Casio CT-X keyboards Casio CT-X product line, which appeared first in 2018, is famous first of all for its sound engine called AiX. It provides very realistic musical instruments sound. Most popular CT-X models are CT-X700 and CT-X3000 (or CT-X5000). In 1980, Casio and Yamaha released their first “portable electronic instruments”. Both were 8-voice polyphonic, but while Yamaha’s keyboards — the “PortaSounds” PS-1, PS-2 and PS-3 — were quite small and featured rhythm and auto-accompaniment, Casio’s rather bulky Casiotone 201, which lacked both, had the advantage of having a much better sound and much more presets — a.
In 1979, Casio announced that it would enter the electronic musical instruments business, further expanding beyond calculators and timepieces. In January 1980, the company released the Casiotone electronic keyboard, which was designed to be so easy and fun to play that anyone could learn it without any special training or rigorous practice. The objective of the Casiotone was not to create a keyboard with the typical electronic sound, but rather with tones that reproduced the sounds of the piano, organ, and guitar. The economic growth at that time in Japan had created a cultural mood characterized by a shift away from material toward spiritual pursuits, and the Casiotone was instantly accepted by the market as a fun new way to enjoy music. Target Casio Keyboard
*History of CASIO’s Musical Instrument Business. In 1980 Casio released the Casiotone 201, its first electronic keyboard. As a compact and attractively priced unit that could play sounds from various instruments, this new product drew acclaim from music lovers around the world.
*In 1980, Casio released the world’s first digital keyboard and its influence on the evolution of pop music cannot be underestimated. Now by way of celebration of the brand’s 40th anniversary, Casio has launched a free printed fanzine chronicling stories of its impact on music and culture across eras, styles and decades.
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Model NameJun. 1957all-electric compact calculator001Oct. 1967World’s first desktop electronic calculator with programTyputerAug. 1972World’s first personal calculatorfx-10Nov. 1974First electronic wristwatchsigma-50ERDec. 1976First compound calculatorCASIO Mini CardSep. 1978First wristwatch equipped with CASIO LCDsigma-8700 seriesJan. 1980First electronic musical instrumentSL-801Oct. 1981First Electronic DictionaryAQ-500Apr. 1983Electronic keyboard with ROM packG-SHOCK (DW-5000C)May 1983First Digital DiaryTV-10Nov. 1983Credit card-size calculatorCD-40/401Oct. 1984Announcement of MSX-standard PV-7 personal computerCZ-101Mar. 1985Ultra-thin digital watchLCS-2400May 1985Pocket-sized LCD TVHW-100Feb. 1986Calculator capable of processing text dataSK-1May 1986Unix-based 32-bit super office computerDK-1000Kanji Digital Diary incorporating organizer, dictionary, and calculatorHW-7Aug. 1987Electronic guitar with multiple tones and functionsDA-1Sep. 1987Portable videocassette recorder with LCD TVVS-101Feb. 1988Handy copier capable of copying anywherePG-380Apr. 1988Electronic wind instrumentSTINGFeb. 1989Digital watch with sensor for forecasting weather trendsADPS R1Aug. 1989Kanji Digital Diary with IC card capabilitiesTV-M700Mar. 1991Digital piano with CD playerPage PrestoNov. 1991Nameland label printerDKW-100Feb. 1992Wristwatch type blood pressure gaugeAZ-8/SL-300LHJul. 1992Ultra-small (cigarette pack-sized) lightweight LCD TVJD-300Digital Diary for kids with message communication functionCPW-100Jul. 1993Personal page printerPX-10Word processor with built-in English-Japanese dictionaryZ-7000Portable information terminal for individual usersNICOTOJul. 1994Household video printerFV-600Dec. 1994G-SHOCK for womenQV-10Mar. 1995FM receiver with teletext capabilitiesCFG-9800GApr. 1995Pocket-sized Digital Diary with handwriting inputNS-600/TV-M6000XJun. 1995Business-use portable information terminal with pen-input capability and large screenPH-100Jul. 1995Wristwatch that displays text data on glassN4High speed, low running cost color A3-size printer for businessCASSIOPEIA (A-10/11)Handheld PC with Windows CE (sales in North America)QV-5000SXJun. 1999World’s first wristwatch with GPS sensorC303CAMar. 2000World’s first wristwatch with MP3 PlayerWQV-1Nov. 2001Radio controlled wristwatch powered by solar batteryEX-S1Nov. 2002G-Shock with solar power and radio control functionEX-Z3Oct. 2003Stylish and affordable digital pianoA5406CAWorld’s first cellular phone with a built-in 3.2-megapixel cameraEX-S100Nov. 2004Solar-powered radio-controlled watch with sporty designXD-LP7300Electronic dictionary with high-resolution LCD and voice functionsEX-S500Card-size digital camera with high quality movie recording capabilityG’zOne TYPE-RAug. 2005Digital camera that compensates for camera shaking and subject movementOCW-600/OCW-10Nov. 2005Thin card-size 6.0-megapixel digital cameraEX-Z1000May. 2007Waterproof, one-seg compatieble cellular phoneW53CAJun. 2007Slim solar-powered radio-controlled watch in full-metal caseW61CAWaterproof, one-seg compatible cellular phone with 5.1 megapixel cameraEX-S10World’s smallest and thinnest 10.1 megapixel digital cameraEX-F1Digital camera with world’s fastest burst shooting performanceGreen Slim Projectors （XJ-A245/A240/A145/ A140/A135/A130）Nov. 2010Digital camera with hybrid GPSEX-ZR10Apr. 2011Digital camera offering the enjoyment of free-style shootingVX-100Retailer support terminal that can manage customers, reservations, and sales data in one unitXD-D2800Mar. 2012G-SHOCK which can link up with the wearer’s smartphone using Bluetooth V4.0memopriLabel printer, the memopri, which can print a variety of beautiful labelsCasio ArtJul. 2013Small digital signage tools to support retailer sales promotionGPW-1000G-SHOCK equipped with GPS and standard time-signal receptionClassWizScientific calculator offering localized language display on a high definition LCDEX-FR10Digital camera featuring a camera unit that can be separated from the LCD-equipped controller unitjoy studySep. 2015Electronic piano with three historical grand piano soundsSmart Outdoor WatchOutdoor wrist device running the Android WearTM operating systemEX-word RISEEnglish conversation learning device which can show learning progressGPW-2000Solar G-SHOCK equipped with Bluetooth® and hybrid GPS and radio-signal time reception
*Target Casio KeyboardJanuary 1980: Release of the Casiotone 201 electronic keyboard
Casio introduced the Casiotone keyboard in 1980. It was one of the first electronic keyboards available on the market. It was easy to use and was able to produce the sounds of a piano, drums and guitar and included built-in speakers. Casio CT-X keyboards Casio CT-X product line, which appeared first in 2018, is famous first of all for its sound engine called AiX. It provides very realistic musical instruments sound. Most popular CT-X models are CT-X700 and CT-X3000 (or CT-X5000). In 1980, Casio and Yamaha released their first “portable electronic instruments”. Both were 8-voice polyphonic, but while Yamaha’s keyboards — the “PortaSounds” PS-1, PS-2 and PS-3 — were quite small and featured rhythm and auto-accompaniment, Casio’s rather bulky Casiotone 201, which lacked both, had the advantage of having a much better sound and much more presets — a.
In 1979, Casio announced that it would enter the electronic musical instruments business, further expanding beyond calculators and timepieces. In January 1980, the company released the Casiotone electronic keyboard, which was designed to be so easy and fun to play that anyone could learn it without any special training or rigorous practice. The objective of the Casiotone was not to create a keyboard with the typical electronic sound, but rather with tones that reproduced the sounds of the piano, organ, and guitar. The economic growth at that time in Japan had created a cultural mood characterized by a shift away from material toward spiritual pursuits, and the Casiotone was instantly accepted by the market as a fun new way to enjoy music. Target Casio Keyboard
*History of CASIO’s Musical Instrument Business. In 1980 Casio released the Casiotone 201, its first electronic keyboard. As a compact and attractively priced unit that could play sounds from various instruments, this new product drew acclaim from music lovers around the world.
*In 1980, Casio released the world’s first digital keyboard and its influence on the evolution of pop music cannot be underestimated. Now by way of celebration of the brand’s 40th anniversary, Casio has launched a free printed fanzine chronicling stories of its impact on music and culture across eras, styles and decades.
Register here: http://gg.gg/ofoxm
https://diarynote-jp.indered.space
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