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1980's

1980
1981

January:

Automated calculator production line goes into operation at the Kofu plant

September:

Release of solar-powered calculator (SL-801)

1982

November:

Release of analog watch (combination type) (AQ-500)

1983

 

Release of electronic keyboard with ROM pack (PT-50)

1984

July:

Establishment of Casio Electronic Manufacturing Co., Ltd.

August:

Release of databank watch that can recognize handwritten words (DB-1000)

October:

Release of MSX-standard home PC (PV-7)

November:

Release of digital synthesizer with phase distortion (PD) sound source (CZ-101)

1985

 

Release of first liquid-crystal shutter printer (LCS-2400)

May:

Release of pocket-size LCD TV (TV-1000)

July:

Release of personal Japanese word processor (HW-100)

August:

Office opened in Beijing, China

1986

February:

Release of new calculator with text processing capability (Data-Cal)

May:

Release of 32-bit super office computer with UNIX (SX1000 series)

1987

January:

Casio Computer (Hong Kong) Ltd. established

 

Digital Diary, a combination notebook, dictonary and calculator that is able to display Kanji characters (DK-1000), released

 

Handy print-anywhere word-processor (HW-7) released

August:

Release of electronic guitar with a full selection of tones (DG-10/20, MG-500/510)

September:

Release of portable VCR with LCD TV (VF-3000)

 

Release of portable DAT (DA-1)

October:

Establishment of Casio Korea Co., Ltd.

1988

February:

Release of handy copier for making copies anywhere (CP-100)

 

Release of guitar with built-in synthesizer sound (PG-380)

April:

Release of the Digital Horn (DH-100), a wind instrument that is easy to play

December:

Kazuo Kashio becomes company President

1989

August:

Release of Kanji Digital Diary with IC card support (DK-5000)

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