Posts Tagged ‘Casio’

I love arithmetic…numbers, fractions, decimals, percents; I love algebra…solving equations. I loath geometry…axioms, theorems, proofs. I simply fail to see until now. Enter Casio PRIZM fx-CG10, the graphing calculator, that does it all, specifically Pre-Algebra, Algebra I and II, Geometry, trigonometry, Calculus, AOP Calculus, AP Statistics, Biology, Chemistry, Finance & Business, Linear Algebra, Differential Equations [...]

They tell women, “You’ve come a long way, baby.” So be it. Well, it isn’t just the case with women. How about cameras? I remember taking my first picture on a bellows camera post WWII. The 50′s and Santa Claus brought a box camera, the 60′s a self-developing Polaroid, the 70′s a disc camera, and [...]

I’ve gone through a lot of cameras over the years from an early Kodak model with bellows to a Brownie Hawkeye to a Minolta SLR back to a Kodak digital, from rolls to cassettes to cartridges to discs to nothing but electronics. When Casio invited me in October, 2009, to review some of its ultra-compact [...]

I anxiously awaited the delivery of the new Casio Exilim EX-S12 Digital Camera to my door. It was the must pack item for my recent trip to Orlando. I barely got a chance to charge its batteries when we were southbound. Already familiar with the EX-Z29 (see my August 3, 2009 review), I knew I [...]

GIFT IDEA – CASIO WAVECEPTOR WATCH FOR MEN About the Casio Waveceptor Watch For Men The Waveceptor men’s watch suits an intelligent man who balances his busy schedule with some extracurricular activities like playing sports, going for a jog or hitting the gym. When he is not working hard, he enjoys an active lifestyle and [...]

GIFT IDEA – CASIO WAVECEPTOR WATCH FOR WOMEN About the Casio Waveceptor Watch For Women For the fashionable woman on your list still looking for a tough-enough watch, the Waveceptor women’s watch is shock and water resistant, also offers atomic timekeeping and tough solar power, and has a daily alarm, stopwatch, and world time capabilities. [...]

Over the years, I have taken many, many pictures on many, many different cameras. I still own Hasselblad, Polaroid, Pentax, Minolta, Nikon, and Kodaks that I don’t use anymore. There are eight wardrobe boxes filled with prints under my bed. That is just some of the volume of photos I took before going electronic five [...]