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Casio Cassiopeia was the brand name of a PDA manufactured by Casio. It used Windows CE as the Operating system. Casio was one of the first manufacturers of PDAs, developing at the beginning small pocket-sized computers with keyboards and grayscale displays and subsequently moving to smaller units in response to customer demand.

Cassiopeia A-10, A-11 and A-11+[edit]

• Operating system: MicrosoftWindows CE 1.0 Handheld PC edition
• Size: 175 mm x 92 mm x 26.5 mm :: 380 g
• CPU: Hitachi SH-3 at 44 MHz
• Memory: RAM 2 MB and ROM 4 MB
• Display: FSTN LCD, 480 x 240 Pixel, 4 shades of gray
• Interface: Serial and IrDA (ver. 1.0)
• Expansion slot: PC card Type II
• Battery: 2x AA, up to 20 hours of running time; CR2032 for memory protection
• Input: Keyboard and Touch Screen
• Extras: Speaker
• 1997 Feb^[1]

Cassiopeia A-20, A-21S, A-22T, A-23G[edit]

• Operating system: MicrosoftWindows CE 2.0 Handheld PC edition
• Size: 185 mm x 94 mm x 24.5 mm :: 430 g
• CPU: Hitachi SH3 at 80 MHz
• Memory: RAM 8 MB and ROM 8 MB
• Display: FSTN LCD, 640 x 240 Pixel, 4 shades of gray
• Interface: Serial and IrDA (Infrared) (ver. 1.0)
• Expansion slots: CompactFlash Type I and PC card Type II
• Battery: 2x AA,(And rechargeable battery pack) up to 25 hours of running time; CR2032 for memory protection
• Input: Keyboard and Touch Screen
• Extras: Speaker, Microphone
• 1999 May^[2]

It was quickly discovered that most consumers wanted smaller devices, so the Palm-size PCs were developed. Japanese models of these units differ in both model number as well as appearance. The E-5x and/or E-5xx models are Japanese versions, colored blue instead of silver. The following versions were developed; A21-S for Student, A22-T for Teachers, A-23G for German with AZERTY keyboard,^[3] A-20F for French.^[4]

Cassiopeia A-50, A-51, A-55 and A-60[edit]

• Operating system: MicrosoftWindows CE 1.01 and 2.0 Handheld PC edition
• Size: 185 mm x 94 mm x 24.5 mm ^[5]
• CPU: Hitachi SH3 at 80 MHz
• Memory: RAM 4 or 8 MB and ROM 8 MB
• Display: FSTN LCD, 480 x 240 Pixel, 4 shades of gray
• Interface: Serial and IrDA (Infrared) (ver. 1.0)
• Expansion slots: CompactFlash Type I and PC card Type II
• Battery: 2x AA,(And rechargeable battery pack) up to 25 hours of running time; CR2032 for memory protection
• Input: Keyboard and Touch Screen
• Extras: Speaker, Microphone

Cassiopeia E-10[edit]

• Operating system: MicrosoftWindows CE 2.01 Palm-size PC edition
• Size: 80 mm x 120 mm x 20 mm :: 184 g
• CPU: NEC VR4111 MIPS at 69 MHz
• Memory: RAM 4 MB and ROM 8 MB
• Display: FSTN LCD, 240 x 320 Pixel, 4 shades of gray
• Interface: Serial and IrDA (ver. 1.0)
• Expansion slots: CompactFlash Type I and II
• Battery 2x AAA, up to 25 hours of running time; CR2016 for memory protection
• Input: Touch Screen, Microphone, 4 user-configurable buttons and a control pad
• Extras: Speaker and Stereo 3.5 mm headphone jack

Cassiopeia E-11[edit]

• Operating system: MicrosoftWindows CE 2.01 Palm-size PC edition
• Size: 80 mm x 120 mm x 20 mm :: 184 g
• CPU: NEC VR4111 MIPS at 69 MHz
• Memory: RAM 8 MB and ROM 8 MB
• Display: FSTN LCD, 240 x 320 Pixel, 4 shades of gray
• Interface: Serial and IrDA (ver. 1.0)
• Expansion slots: CompactFlash Type I and II
• Battery 2x AAA, up to 25 hours of running time; CR2016 for memory protection
• Input: Touch Screen, Microphone, 4 user-configurable buttons and a control pad
• Extras: Speaker and Stereo 3.5 mm headphone jack
• 1998 Sep^[6]

Cassiopeia E-15[edit]

The Cassiopeia E-15 was the last model of Palm-size PC introduced by Casio that used a grayscale display. It appeared at the same time as the E-105, and functioned identically to that device, except for the screen.

• Operating system: MicrosoftWindows CE 2.11 Palm-size PC edition
• Size: 127 mm x 80 mm x 15.2 mm :: 190 g
• CPU: NEC VR4111 MIPS at 69 MHz
• Memory: RAM 16 MB and ROM 16 MB
• Display: FSTN LCD, 240 x 320 Pixel, 16 shades of gray
• Interface: Serial and IrDA (ver. 1.0)
• Expansion slots: CompactFlash Type I and II
• Battery 2x AAA rechargeable, up to 25 hours of running time; CR2032 for memory protection
• Input: Touch Screen, Microphone, 3 user-configurable buttons, a control pad
• Extras: Speaker and Stereo 3.5 mm headphone jack

Cassiopeia E-100[edit]

The first Palm-size PC model by Casio to have a color screen, the E-100 was outwardly identical to the E-15.

• Operating system: MicrosoftWindows CE 2.11 Palm-size PC edition
• Size: 81.2 mm x 132 mm x 20.1 mm :: 255 g
• CPU: NEC VR4121 MIPS at 131 MHz
• Memory: RAM 16 MB and ROM 16 MB
• Display: HAST LCD, 240 x 320 Pixel, 65536 colors
• Interface: Serial and IrDA (ver. 1.0)
• Expansion slots: CompactFlash Type I and II
• Battery: Li-Ion rechargeable, up to 6 hours of running time; CR2032 for memory protection
• Input: Touch Screen, Microphone, 3 user-configurable buttons, a control pad.
• Extras: Speaker and Stereo 3.5 mm headphone jack

Cassiopeia E-105[edit]

• Operating system: MicrosoftWindows CE 2.11 Palm-size PC edition
• Size: 81.2 mm x 132 mm x 20.1 mm :: 255 g
• CPU: NEC VR4121 MIPS at 131 MHz
• Memory: RAM 32 MB and ROM 16 MB
• Display: HAST LCD, 240 x 320 Pixel, 65536 colors
• Interface: Serial and IrDA (ver. 1.0)
• Expansion slots: CompactFlash Type I and II
• Battery: Li-Ion rechargeable, up to 6 hours of running time; CR2032 for memory protection
• Input: Touch Screen, Microphone, 3 user-configurable buttons, a control pad.
• Extras: Speaker and Stereo 3.5 mm headphone jack

Cassiopeia E-115[edit]

• Operating system: MicrosoftWindows CE 3.0 PocketPC edition
• Size: 81.2 mm x 132 mm x 20.1 mm :: 256 g
• CPU: NEC VR4121 MIPS at 131 MHz
• Memory: RAM 32 MB and ROM 16 MB
• Display: HAST LCD, 240 x 320 Pixel, 65536 colors
• Interface: Serial and IrDA (ver. 1.2)
• Expansion slots: CompactFlash Type I and II
• Battery: Li-Ion rechargeable, up to 6 hours of running time; CR2032 for memory protection
• Input: Touch Screen, Microphone, 3 user-configurable buttons, a control pad.
• Extras: Speaker and Stereo 3.5 mm headphone jack

Casio always advertised the fact that their devices could be updated. Casio decided it would not issue an update for the E-100 and E-105, and a lot of owners of the devices complained. Because of the complaints, Casio offered to update the devices to the newest version of the Operating system if the owners sent in the device and paid a fee. Since the operating system was stored in ROM and not flash memory, the only way to upgrade was by replacing the ROM.

Cassiopeia E-125[edit]

• Operating system: MicrosoftWindows CE 3.0 PocketPC edition
• Size: 81.2 mm x 132 mm x 20.1 mm :: 256 g
• CPU: NEC VR4122 MIPS at 150 MHz
• Memory: RAM 32 MB and ROM 16 MB
• Display: HAST LCD, 240 x 320 Pixel, 65536 colors
• Interface: Serial/USB and IrDA (ver. 1.2)
• Expansion slots: CompactFlash Type I and II
• Battery: Li-Ion rechargeable, up to 6 hours of running time; CR2032 for memory protection
• Input: Touch Screen, Microphone, 3 user-configurable buttons, a control pad.
• Extras: Speaker and Stereo 3.5 mm headphone jack

After using the MIPS processor in the E-15 and the E-1xx series devices, the E-200 switched over to the StrongARMCPU, in keeping with Microsoft's specifications.

Cassiopeia E-200[edit]

• Operating system: MicrosoftPocketPC 2002
• Size: 82 mm x 130 mm x 17.5 mm :: 190 g
• CPU: IntelStrongARM 1110 at 206 MHz
• Memory: RAM 64 MB and ROM 32 MB
• Display: TFT, 240 x 320 Pixel, 65536 colors
• Interface: Serial/USB and IrDA (ver. 1.2)
• Expansion slots: SD-Card (MultiMediaCard) and CompactFlash Type I and II as well as PC card via an extension module
• Battery: Li-Ion rechargeable, up to 12 hours of running time CR2032 for memory protection
• Input: Touch Screen, Microphone, 3 user-configurable buttons, a control pad.
• Extras: Speaker and Stereo 3.5mm headphone jack
• 2001 Dec^[7]

Successors of the Cassiopeia E-200[edit]

After experiencing difficulties in the market following the release of the E-200, Casio decided not to produce any further units for the US and European markets, instead focusing on the Japanese market. Some Japanese-only models are the Cassiopeia E-3000, using the PocketPC 2002 operating system, and the DT-10 with Windows Mobile 2003.

Other Models[edit]

• C120/C140/C120+ are Compaq-branded equivalents to the Cassiopeia A-10/A-11/A-10+.^[8]
• E-55 Japanese version of the E-15
• E-707 Japanese model with wireless/phone antenna and both SD and CF card slots.
• E-5xx Japanese versions of the E-1xx models.
• EM-500 USA model, slightly smaller than the USA E-1xx with 16MB RAM and came in multiple colors.
• E-700 Japanese version of the EM-500, but with 32MB RAM and came in many additional colors like white, carbon, silver.
• E-750 Japanese successor to the E-1xx series with 32MB RAM and a 200 MHz MIPS CPU.
• E-3000/3100 Later Japanese model with 400 MHz XSCALE CPU and CF + SD card slots. 3000/3100 ran PPC/CE.NET respectively.
• SX-45 designed in cooperation with Siemens, this is a Cellphone integrated with an E-125.
• BE-300 Pocket Manager (not a Pocket PC) running on Windows CE 3.0 with a Casio-designed user interface. Released in 2001.
• PA-2400W (SH3 80 MHz, 8 MB RAM, 16 MB ROM, 480 x 240 4-level grayscale touchscreen, Windows CE 2.11)
• IT-10 M20 from 2005 Rugged (IP54 Rated) Windows Mobile 2003/2 416MHz Intel PXA270 (800 MIPS at 624 MHz) 64MB RAM, 64MB ROM 3.7' VGA Transflective (640 x 480 TFT, 65536 colours) screen with 2,300 mAh Lithium Ion battery (up to 27 hours use) & CompactFlash and SDIO slots ^[9]

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With the CT-S200 you can enjoy music whenever and wherever you like. Its compact size of 930 mm x 256 mm x 73 mm is 30% smaller in volume than the CTK-2500 and CTK-2550 models, and it boasts roughly 16 hours of alkaline battery life*. With a grip at the top of the keyboard and a weight of only 3.3 kg, it couldn’t be easier to carry. The design incorporates rounded edges and corners, making it safely portable.

• Period of continuous operation may be shorter depending on battery type and your playing style.

Interface easy to use for everyone

The CT-S200 features a simple, intuitive interface, offering an organized layout with fewer buttons by using both a full dot LCD screen and dial. It is also equipped with a home button that lets users return to the original screen at any time, making for a superior multi-function keyboard with enhanced usability.

Sound no one would expect from such a compact keyboard

The use of 13 cm x 6 cm oval speakers with strengthened magnets delivers surprisingly great sound for such a compact instrument. An additional function that optimizes the equalizer in tandem with the volume provides balanced sound from the bass to the highs, even at low volumes.

Dance Music Mode and Voices expand ways to enjoy playing

The CT-S200 includes a mode that lets users put together drum, bass, and synthesizer phrases to easily enjoy dance music, as well as 12 types of Dance Music Voices that sound great with dance music. Just press along with the rhythm to add accents to ordinary playing and enjoy dance music.

My Setup Button

Register your favorite settings to easily recall tones and rhythms such as those learned in music class when you practice at home.

Piano-Style Keys

The keys are designed in a piano-like box shape.

USB to host micro B for expandability

The CT-S200 comes with a USB to host micro B jack that allows you to enjoy making music easily, together with your smart device or computer. (Commercially available cable required.)

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• Connection method differs according to smart device model.
• USB cable and adapter (sold separately) are required to connect a smart device to the CT-S200.

Add to the fun by linking the keyboard with the downloaded Chordana Play app in your smart device.

The dedicated soft case is the ideal size for the CT-S Series and LK-S250, and the rolltop design offers better functionality and more style. Slip the backpack straps on and carry your keyboard wherever you go. Accommodates music stand and AC adapter, as well.

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