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My impression was that they had gone the way of the
Fisher brand name --a brand that used to make high quality stuff, but
through the years either made shoddy equipment, had bad luck with a line of
products, or some other event that basically tarnished the bra
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> I haven't heard the brand name "Casio" in years. I thought they had gone
> out of business. My impression was that they had gone the way of the
> Fisher brand name --a brand that used to make high quality stuff, but
> through the years either made shoddy equipment,
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> > Perhaps you need to get out more ;-)
> Perhaps you need to get out more ;-) Or maybe Casio isn't big where you
> live. Which country?
Casio is still pretty big in Japan. Even in North America, didn't they
release this palm pilot clone type device ?
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Richard Wright <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>They make the best calculators - better than Sharp and
>miles better than Texas Instruments.
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>So there you go. That's about all I know about Casio.
Calculators? I'll take a single HP over ten Casio's any day ;-)
By the way, I did see the new Casio p
Casio makes the coolest watches around; Casio G-shock, as well as
calculators and all the other stuff people have said. It also specialises in
watches with stuff built-in; calculators, altimeters, barometers,
thermometers, compasses, PDAs, even GPS.
Perhaps you need to get out more ;-) Or maybe
Steven Brooks wrote:
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> I haven't heard the brand name "Casio" in years. I thought they had gone
> out of business. My impression was that they had gone the way of the
I've known Casio for calculators and watches only,
them producing any kind of Hi-Fi equipment is new
to me !
Alexander
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At 14:34 13/12/99 -0600, you wrote:
>I haven't heard the brand name "Casio" in years. I thought they had gone
>out of business. My impression was that they had gone the way of the
>Fisher brand name --a brand that used to make high quality stuff, but
>through the years either made shoddy equip
Steven Brooks wrote:
>
> I haven't heard the brand name "Casio" in years. I thought they had gone
> out of business. My impression was that they had gone the way of the
> Fisher brand name --a brand that used to make high quality stuff, but
> through the years either made shoddy equipment, had
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