Did you get it? The solution for the “Japanese electronics brand” clue on the Oct. 25 NYT Mini Crossword is “CASIO.” There are plenty of Japanese electronics brands, but only so many are five letters ...

As Casio looks to the next 50 years, the brand remains committed to creating watches that are timeless, innovative, and ...

Electric vehicle battery prices are likely to decline by nearly 50% by 2026, driven by technological advancements and falling metal costs. This… Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) is ...

The calculator’s “C” button—the one that clears input—was gone. The “C” itself had been cleared. The “C” button’s function is vestigial. Back when calculators were commercialized, starting in the ...

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The 1980s was arguably the coolest decade of the 20th century. If it wasn't the wacky, colorful fashion, then it was the movies and the music — not to mention the gadgets. In the '80s, people ...

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Casio’s funky little digital watches have gone unchanged since the early 1990s, and they have developed a cult following among watch enthusiasts. You could argue that the best Casio watch is the ...

Casio, the Japanese maker of watches, calculators, and other electronic goods, is the latest company to fall victim to a major data breach. Last Monday, the company issued a brief statement ...

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In 1946, the U.S. Army held a calculation competition between an expert abacist and a U.S. officer with an electronic calculator. In four rounds out of five, the abacus beat the calculator.