CASIO Calculators, where it all began.

Kickstaring 70 plus years of originality & innovation. From the dawn of the calculator industry until today, Casio has led the way by continuing to sell world-first products that incorporate new technologies, driving modernisation both in the education and corporate sectors with industry defining technology.

The 101P was capable of printing values and the results of calculations onto a roll of paper, allowing users to check the information later or keep records. This contributed greatly to more efficient work operations and accounting.

This model supported the calculation of 16 types of functions, including trigonometry, logarithms, and cube roots, all accessible from one-touch key operations. The fx-1 was the first in Casio's revolutionary scientific calculator line.

The Casio Mini is notable for changing the concept of a calculator from a piece of office equipment to an everyday household item. It shocked the industry when it debuted at just one-fourth the size and one-third the price (at ¥12,800 [JPY]) of the mainstream models of the time.

Equipped with an alarm clock and stopwatch

Using a film-like approach to the electronic components, the SL-800 achieved a thickness of just 0.8 mm and a weight of 12 grams. This model combined the imagination and technical skills of Japan and was considered to be the ultimate in portable calculators.

The ClassWiz Series aligned with the school curricula in various countries via changes in functionality and language according to the country of use. This series is a collection of standard scientific calculators.

The S100X was designed as the flagship Casio calculator, favorably combining technology and the company's reputation in a high-quality and easy-to-use model. It has been a popular option as a gift.

The Ergonomic Calculators were created in consideration of ergonomic principles for the vertical pressing of the keys, with the calculator's operable surface slanting at an incline of three degrees to align with the shape of the hand. With this design, the Ergonomic Calculators indeed offer a new “angle” in its approach to the pressing of keys.

New features include a table of functions, normal and binomial distribution, ability to display summary statistics and regression information in less key presses and displayed on screen, among other new functions.

The model brings across all functionality of its predecessor, the fx-CG50AU, but now with enhanced applications in a combined Graph and Table application and advanced probability simulation, and provides a consistent user interface across scientific and graphics calculators.

The fx-1AU GRAPH will be available to purchase in July 2025. For more information, helpful resources and to ask any questions, please click below.