
Cssio offers a new wristwatch for those who love trekking. The Casio Protrek PRX-2000T offers barometric pressure, altitude temperature, tide graph that are perfect for those who love outdoor activities. Measuring at only 11.3mm thick, the watch will be available in Japan from April 1st for 99,750 Yen. [Akihabara]

Good news for Casio watch fans, because Casio Japan has unveiled not one but six new Edifice watches. These timepieces are waterproof, and feature full automatic calendar, alarm and battery charge warning function. There is no further info about these watches. Stay tuned for more updates. [Press Release]

Casio is back with the CA001 phone with a 3.1 inch WVGA full touchscreen display. This literally allows you to operate the handset without any need of a keypad. The CA001 also comes with a 5MP camera with autofocus, e-wallet support and audio/video-on-demand, all packed into a form factor that measures 50mm x 109mm x 17.8mm and weights at 122 grams. [PhoneArena via Upcoming Cell Phones]

Casio has released not one but four new digital cameras in the form of the Casio Exilim EX-Z400, EX-Z270, EX-S12, and EX-S5. One of the most interesting camera is the Casio EX-Z400, a 12.1MP camera with 4x optical zoom, a 28mm wide angle lens, a 3 inch LCD, the CCD-Shot image stabilizer, and a 550-shot battery. The Casio Exilim EX-Z400, EX-Z270, EX-S12, and EX-S5 are priced at $299.99, $229.99, $249.99, and $179.99, respectively. [Akihabara via Digital Camera Blog]

Casio has recently rolled out its new Exilim digital camera that features 40fps continuous shooting. The Casio Exilim EX-FH20 comes equipped with a 9MP CMOS sensor with a 20X optical zoom lens. You can grab this digicam for 800,000 Korean Won. [AVING via Digital Camera Blog]

Here is a limited edition G-Shock watch from Casio. The Casio Astro Boy G-Shock watch will be released to honor the legendary Anime artist Osamu Tezuka who has passed away in 1989. Available only 1,000 units, the watch is priced at $150 each. The Casio Astro Boy G-Shock will be released in November 2008. [CrunchGear]

The new PCP-1200 photo printer from Casio boasts a 7inch widescreen touch screen display and a keyboard that allows you to print text on post card size paper. The printer is also able to print photo directly from digital cameras, cell phones, or memory cards. Each purchase of this $500 printer will be accompanied by 60 stamps for you to enhance various cards created by the Casio PCP-1200 printer. Each purchase of this printer comes with more than 60 stamps. Measuring 251mm × 130mm × 151mm and weighing 2.3 kg, the Casio PCP-1200 photo printer is currently available in Japan for around $500. [FarEastGizmos]

Inspired by the recent ’steampunk’ trend, the latest G8100A-5 G-Shock model from Casio comes with modern electronic features but a somewhat ‘antique’ design. The watch features a bronze-colored aluminum case with perforated resin band, auto dual electroluminescent backlights with an ‘afterglow’ feature, world time with 29 time zones and auto daylight savings adjustments, 2 multi-function alarms plus a snooze alarm, a timer with a countdown range of 1 minute to 24 hours, a stopwatch accurate to 1/100th of a second, a visible flashing alert and is both shock and water resistant to 200 meters. Yours for $99. [Casio]

Casio Europe released a brand new Exilim camera today with excellent features such as a wide 3-inch LCD display, a wide-angle zoom lens, a CCD-shift anti-shake function and the face detection technology. Weighing only 126 grams, it also allows you to shoot 640 x 480 video at 30fps. Available in silver, black, pink, red and green. [Akihabara via Digital Cameras].

The Casio EX-F1 has received the latest firmware update. The firmware 1.10 adds the new “Prerecord Movie” function that allows video capture of 5 seconds before the photographer actually presses the button. This update is compatible with the EX-F1’s 300 fps, 600 fps, 1200 fps, and 30-300 fps high-speed movie modes, the 1,920 x 1,080-pixel full HD movie mode and the 1,280 x 720-pixel HD movie mode. [GearLog via Digital Camera Blog]