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Casio has unveiled its newest mobile phone for the Japanese KDDI network -- the W61CA waterproof EXILIM mobile phone. The W61CA is a waterproof clamshell type phone boasting a 5.1 megapixel camera using the Casio EXILIM technology. Being waterproof means it's designed for the people with active lifestyle in mind. And hence, it also features calorie consumption calculation as well as details of elapsed time and distance traveled. As an added bonus, the anime character, "Adelie penguin" is featured on the phone's standby screen. The Casio W61CA features a 2.7-inch QVGA LCD, a microSD card slot of up to 2GB, high-speed infrared connection, and Japanese-English dictionary among others. The Casio W61CA will come in Mode Green, Couture Gold, Esprit Yellow, and Robe White.

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It's been almost a year ago when the Casio G'zOne Type S was released and was made available online to Verizon subscribers. Still, Casio has presented the mobile phone in this year's CES Convention because the Type S is donning new colors! Aside from the classic navy color the original Type S sported, it also comes in matte black and burgundy now. The classic navy is still only available online to Verizon subscribers while the burgundy version is only available in Circuit City. No news on where they'll sell the matte black version yet. Check out the specs for the Casio G'zOne Type S, if you've already forgotten. In a nutshell, it's a phone built for outdoor usage.

Casio has a new cell phone out. Called the Casio W53CA Exilim, the phone packs a punch with its 5 megapixel camera featuring autofocus and image stabilization. Is this going to be the new trend? Sony already has its Cybershot range of cell phones and Casio has the Exilim range. The phone features a F2.8 lens.

For storage, the Casio W53CA offers a microSD memory card. It is available in red, white and black. Other goodies on the phone include a 2.8 inch wide VGA screen, integrated music player and Bluetooth support.

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Well, whaddaya know? Fresh from the campus of Casio in Dover, New Jersey (just a few miles from where I live, actually) comes news of two new digital cameras in the Exilim series, featuring enhanced Exilim Engine 2.0 image processing module.

The new models, Casio Exilim EX-S880 and Exilim EX-Z77, are unique in the fact that they both include a new YouTube capture mode, a video recording mode specially designed for uploading videos to the popular video site.

In YouTube mode, video is captured in MPEG4 H.264 quality, at a compression ratio that allows users to record longer at no significant loss of movie quality. The video resolution is 640x480 pixels at up to 30fps.

The Casio EX-S880 offers a mammoth 8.1 megapixel resolution for photos and comes in a thin card size, and is available in red and black for an MSRP of US $299.99. The EX-Z77 is a 7.2 megapixel compact camera, available in black, blue, pink and silver and is priced at $229.99. Expect them to hit the stores in August 2007.

Ever wanted one of those quirkily named G'zOne, well, here's your chance. The big V, Verizon, introduced the Verizon Wireless G'zOne Type-S cell phone offering reliable performance for those with an eye on the outdoors.

Compliant with several military standards specs, the G'zOne Type-S allows you to access Verizon's multitude of services including Get It Now virtual store and VZ navigator. With its Mobile Web 2.0, the phone offers a customizable access to breaking news, photos, sports and videos.

So yeah, the 300k CMOS digital camera is nothing to write home about, but hey, it's CDMA 1x EV-DO compatible, and I'm not complaining. Other goodies include a 1.8" 65k main screen and 1.3" B&W secondary display.

Get it online starting tomorrow from Verizon Wireless for US $149.99 after a $50 rebate and 2-year service agreement.

Ever wanted one of those quirkily named G'zOne, well, here's your chance. The big V, Verizon, introduced the Verizon Wireless G'zOne Type-S cell phone offering reliable performance for those with an eye on the outdoors.

Compliant with several military standards specs, the G'zOne Type-S allows you to access Verizon's multitude of services including Get It Now virtual store and VZ navigator. With its Mobile Web 2.0, the phone offers a customizable access to breaking news, photos, sports and videos.

So yeah, the 300k CMOS digital camera is nothing to write home about, but hey, it's CDMA 1x EV-DO compatible, and I'm not complaining. Other goodies include a 1.8" 65k main screen and 1.3" B&W secondary display.

Get it online starting tomorrow from Verizon Wireless for US $149.99 after a $50 rebate and 2-year service agreement.

Casio announces the release of their newest model in EXILIM series digital cameras, the EXILIM Zoom EX-Z1200. The new EXILM Zoom camera delivers premium performance and high resolutions. Offering 12.1 megapixels, the highest resolution in a compact digital camera, crystal clear photos are possible in large or cropped sizes with amazing detail.

To provide clear photos and avoid blurry photos from shaky hand or moving subjects, the camera recieves CCD-shift image stabilization and the latest EXILIM Engine 2.0 image processing module. Maintaining sharp focus and correct exposure, the camera also recieves an auto-tracking AF system with both face detection and motion analysis. The EX-Z1200 digital camera, sporting a 2.8" LCD display, will be available both silver and black. Suggested retail price will be set at $399.99 with its release in mid-July.

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Casio, renowned Japanese Company, introduced its slim and modish Ultra Compact fx-9860G Calculator especially for students at the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics 2007 Annual Meeting and Exposition. The calculator is just 7/8" at its thickest point. Casio fx-9860G Slim features a high contrast display with an easy-to-use icon menu.

Natural display input option in graphing calculator allows input and viewing of equations exactly as they appear in the textbook. USB offers PC and projector connectivity whereas for data storage and downloading of many add-in applications 1.5MB flash memory is included in the cell phone. The calculator will ship in June to be sold for $99.99 at retail and will be available to educators for $91.00.

“We are proud to introduce the fx-9860G Slim to students completing courses in mathematics and science who understand the need for an instrument that is easy to navigate but can fully function given complex equations,” said John Casey, General Manager of Calculators and Printing Devices for Casio, Inc. “This model’s design makes it student-friendly as it is much lighter and more fashionable than typical graphing calculators and creates a desire to learn because it is not your traditional mathematics tool.”

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Casio, renowned Japanese Company, introduced its slim and modish Ultra Compact fx-9860G Calculator especially for students at the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics 2007 Annual Meeting and Exposition. The calculator is just 7/8" at its thickest point. Casio fx-9860G Slim features a high contrast display with an easy-to-use icon menu.

Natural display input option in graphing calculator allows input and viewing of equations exactly as they appear in the textbook. USB offers PC and projector connectivity whereas for data storage and downloading of many add-in applications 1.5MB flash memory is included in the cell phone. The calculator will ship in June to be sold for $99.99 at retail and will be available to educators for $91.00.

“We are proud to introduce the fx-9860G Slim to students completing courses in mathematics and science who understand the need for an instrument that is easy to navigate but can fully function given complex equations,” said John Casey, General Manager of Calculators and Printing Devices for Casio, Inc. “This model’s design makes it student-friendly as it is much lighter and more fashionable than typical graphing calculators and creates a desire to learn because it is not your traditional mathematics tool.”

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Casio has announced that it will introduce its new 6.2-megapixel Exilim EX-Z65 with a 2.6-inch wide LCD display, easy shooting mode, 3x optical zoom, and antishake DSP technology to scrap the awful camera-shake and fuzzy photos. This Camera is a successor to the Z60 and has some advance functions to allure people with flair to click snapshots.

Exilim EX-Z65 is housed in a slim aluminum casing. Easy Mode is provided in the camera to make photo-shooting easier for the amateur photographers. The EX-Z65 is intended for release in Europe later this month at about $260. We can expect a little downfall in price if it becomes available in the U.S.

We are excited about the launch of the EX Z65 Zoom, the new high-quality, high-performance edition to Exilim line,” said Bill Heuer, Vice President of Casio’s Digital Imaging Division. “Families and other casual camera users enthusiastically welcomed this camera’s predecessor and we are confident that they will do the same with the latest model.”

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Casio has announced that it will introduce its new 6.2-megapixel Exilim EX-Z65 with a 2.6-inch wide LCD display, easy shooting mode, 3x optical zoom, and antishake DSP technology to scrap the awful camera-shake and fuzzy photos. This Camera is a successor to the Z60 and has some advance functions to allure people with flair to click snapshots.

Exilim EX-Z65 is housed in a slim aluminum casing. Easy Mode is provided in the camera to make photo-shooting easier for the amateur photographers. The EX-Z65 is intended for release in Europe later this month at about $260. We can expect a little downfall in price if it becomes available in the U.S.

We are excited about the launch of the EX Z65 Zoom, the new high-quality, high-performance edition to Exilim line,” said Bill Heuer, Vice President of Casio’s Digital Imaging Division. “Families and other casual camera users enthusiastically welcomed this camera’s predecessor and we are confident that they will do the same with the latest model.”

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This week Casio announced the new W51CA mobile phone in Japan, which is to be carried exculusively through KDDi.

The Casio W51CA mobile phone has a digital TV tuner, and an impressive battery life that allows you to watch 5 hours and 30 minutes of continuous TV viewing. Other cool features of this phone include a 2.6-inch QGVA color screen, microSD card slot, FeliCA payment chip, and a 2 megapixel camera with image stabilizer. It also features an English word and pronunciation dictionary, and works with the new LISMO music service.

The Casio W51CA is available in three colors: Bloom Pink, Cashmere White, and Satin Dark.