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CASIO CAS Calculator plans - lrdheat - 01-14-2022 08:51 PM
It’s been quite some time since last CASIO CAS model. Anyone have a hint on any plans for a new, faster model with more enhancements in the CAS? I would like to see what CASIO could accomplish!
RE: CASIO CAS Calculator plans - celltx - 01-15-2022 10:13 AM
Look at their business report:
https://world.casio.com/media/ir/results/202111_405/briefing22_2nd.pdf
Apparently, they are spending major development efforts on their on-line learning platform classpad.net. Many Japanese companies pursue "recurring revenue" model, and classpad.net is Casio's attempt in this direction. It does not look like they plan another physical CAS calculator.
I'm puzzled to see that Casio does not abandon electronic dictionary business despite its small market size and low margin. A new CAS calculator could bring a better ROI for their R&D money.
RE: CASIO CAS Calculator plans - Ren - 01-18-2022 02:48 AM
I found the Casio report very interesting, celltx!
Thanks for sharing it.
RE: CASIO CAS Calculator plans - Dave Britten - 01-22-2022 11:18 PM
(01-15-2022 10:13 AM)celltx Wrote: Many Japanese companies pursue "recurring revenue" model
Ewwwwwwwww!
RE: CASIO CAS Calculator plans - Dands - 01-23-2022 01:02 AM
(01-15-2022 10:13 AM)celltx Wrote: Look at their business report:
https://world.casio.com/media/ir/results/202111_405/briefing22_2nd.pdf
Apparently, they are spending major development efforts on their on-line learning platform classpad.net. Many Japanese companies pursue "recurring revenue" model, and classpad.net is Casio's attempt in this direction. It does not look like they plan another physical CAS calculator.
I'm puzzled to see that Casio does not abandon electronic dictionary business despite its small market size and low margin. A new CAS calculator could bring a better ROI for their R&D money.
That's great news, I'd love to see a more capable CAS calculator. The 991EX Classwiz is by far the best scientific model on the market right now.