Casio

Casio is a Japanese multinational electronics company founded in 1946 by Tadao Kashio. Initially manufacturing calculators, Casio became renowned for producing iconic electronic devices. The company's significant contributions include the Casio 14-A, the world's first all-electric compact calculator in 1957, and the groundbreaking Casio G-Shock watch in 1983, known for its durability. Casio's products have played a cultural role, popularizing affordable digital watches and calculators worldwide. Today, Casio continues to innovate with various consumer electronics, musical instruments, and other technological products.