Can you believe it's been six decades since Casio revolutionized personal computing with the introduction of its first memory function calculator, the "001"? But the story goes even further back! In 1957, Casio launched the "14-A," making waves as one of the world's earliest compact electronic calculators.

A Festive Tribute to Tradition

To commemorate this milestone, Casio is unveiling a captivating new series of calculators, the MS-20UC-J, adorned with three exquisite traditional Japanese patterns: Asanoha Red, Seigaiha Blue, and Takekago White. Each design is steeped in cultural significance, symbolizing good fortune and prosperity.

Eco-Friendly Innovation Takes Center Stage

But that's not all! Casio has also introduced the Comfy JT-200T, a calculator that marries modern technology with ecological responsibility. Featuring a solar panel and constructed from eco-friendly, scratch-resistant materials, this model is designed for sustainable, long-term use.

Practical Features in a Stylish Package

The Comfy JT-200T boasts a cleverly positioned solar panel on its top edge, with a remarkable 59% of its chassis crafted from recycled plastic. This calculator isn't just a festive novelty; it’s part of Casio's ongoing commitment to sustainability, making it available for regular purchase.

Availability and Pricing

While details about local availability are still on the horizon, the Comfy JT-200T is currently priced at around £3,850 (approximately S$35) on Casio Japan's website. Stay tuned for updates on local pricing and how you can grab these stunning designs!