Amazon.com Product Description

Take your TV on the go with the Casio EV-570 portable TV. Catch the big game or your favorite show when you can't be at home to watch. The EV-570 features a glare-resistant 2.5-inch liquid crystal display (LCD) color screen and runs for up to 2 hours on AAA batteries.

Watch any broadcast channel on the VHF or UHF dial with the built-in antenna. Optional connections allow you to hook the TV up to cable or to boost your reception with an external antenna (not included). You can also connect the unit to an external video component, such as a DVD player or VCR with an optional A/V cord (not included).

The EV-570 features a built-in speaker, as well as an earphone jack. The channel tuning keys are on the front of the unit. Volume and brightness controls are included on the side. The TV can be powered by your choice of 4 AAA batteries or a AC or car adapter (not included). Without batteries, the EV-570 weighs less than a pound.

What's in the Box
Handheld TV, owner's manual. ... Read more

Features

• 2.5-inch high-resolution LCD screen; measures 8.5 x 7 x 1.4 inches (W x H x D)
• Weighs less than 1pound without batteries
• Runs up to 2 hours on 4 AAA batteries, optional AC/DC connections
• Optional inputs for cable and A/V components
• Built-in mono speaker and earphone jack

Reviews (13)

Best Portable Tv
I have one of this portable TV Casio EV570 ,my freind borrowed it from me and enjoy wacthing,he got one for him he enjoyed wacthing because the picture so clear.

Casio has Crystals
This company comes out with superb configuration for handheld TV's. The 2.5" screen model EV-570 is Casio's smallest TFT (LCD technology abbreviation) TV. The picture is very sharp and clear. Don't avoid buying this TV just because it doesn't have the cheapest price tag. I have enjoy watching the VCR through the audio/video jack right on my lap instead of the large TV screen. This handy size TV will be enjoyed both indoors and out.

Good TV for its size
I take a lot of road trips so I decided to get this handheld TV. All I have to say is wow; I was up in New Hampshire over the weekend and this TV picked up more channels, while in the car, than the TV we had in our place that had rabbit ears. The only problems I encountered were that I was watching a football game and I couldn't see the score because the screen was too small. Also the battery life is no more than just over 2 hours, but I bought rechargeable batteries and a charger which gets rid of that problem. Anyway I would definetly recommend this TV to anyone who wants to watch a TV when they aren't close to one.

DEFECTIVE PRODUCT - DON'T BUY IT! 0 stars.....
I was given this item as a gift and 5 minutes after putting in the batteries and getting nothing but a dark fuzzy screen, I call up the customer support number, a minute later the batteries exploded in the unit (while I was on the phone with Casio Customer Support). Their reply was "these things happen".

Then I was told to either return the defective product where it was purchased within 30 days and the retailer would replace it, or pay for shipping and insurance to send it to somewhere in New Jersey where I was told it may take them up to 30 days to look at it.

I'm not sure if I even want another one, at the risk of getting injured by exploding batteries from bad circuitry.

I would never buy or reccommend any products from Casio.

Poor picture quality!
It is almost impossible to get a clear picture on any channel and the sound quality is poor. Buying this handheld was a big mistake! ... Read more

Amazon.com Product Description

Take your TV on the go with the Casio TV-980 portable color TV. Catch the big game or your favorite show when you can't be at home to watch. The TV-980 features a 2.3-inch liquid crystal display (LCD) color screen and runs for up to 4 hours on AA batteries.

Watch any broadcast channel on the VHF or UHF dial with the built-in antenna. Optional connections allow you to hook the TV up to cable or an additional, external antenna. You can also connect the unit to an external video component, such as a DVD player or VCR with an optional A/V cord.

The TV-980 features a built-in speaker, as well as an earphone jack. The channel tuning keys are on the front of the unit. Volume and brightness controls are included on the side. The TV can be powered by your choice of 4 AA batteries, or by optional AC or car adapters. Without batteries, the TV-980 weighs less than half a pound.

What's in the Box
Handheld TV, owner's manual. ... Read more

Features

• 2.3-inch high-resolution LCD screen; measures 3.2 x 5.1 x 1.4 inches (W x H x D)
• Weighs 0.42 pounds without batteries
• Runs up to 4 hours on 4 AA batteries
• Optional inputs for additional antenna, cable, and A/V components
• Built-in mono speaker and earphone jack

Reviews (1)

great TV for the money
Casio's portable color TV-980 is a great, inexpensive option for road trips or places you need a TV. It is small enough to fit in most jacket pockets and the antenna picks up stations well. In fact, I can pick up more stations with this TV than with my rabbit ears at home.

The screen is a passive-matrix LCD display. It is sharp and clear, and the colors are rather vivid. It is important to keep the brightness at the right level, otherwise the display is difficult to read. It is also tough at times to read small print on the screen, the display is clear but not when it has to be read that close.

The television is powered by 4 AA batteries, which will give you about 4 hours of viewing time. There is also an AC adapter option, however, you will have to either buy this separately, or get this TV in the package which includes a case and the adapters. For the money, this TV is a great choice. ... Read more

Amazon.com Product Description

Just the ticket for sports events, camping, dorm rooms, or coffee breaks, Casio's EV-680 offers handheld TV quality and convenience. The set produces crisp, lively images using a 3-inch color, anti-glare, thin-film-transistor (TFT) active-matrix LCD with a 122,320-pixel screen (approximately 404 x 303). And, at about the size of a small stack of 3 x 5 cards, the TV slips easily into any purse or jacket pocket.

Other features include auto channel tuning and a set of audio/video input jacks so you can use the set as a monitor for a DVD player, VCR, camcorder, digital camera, or gaming console. A monaural earphone jack affords private listening using optional headphones, and there's also a jack for hooking up an external antenna, though a telescoping antenna comes built-in.

The set runs for about 3 hours on 4 AA batteries (not included), and it features an input for use with an optional AC/DC power adapter.

What's in the Box
TV and a user's manual. ... Read more

Features

• Portable/handheld television with 3-inch LCD; 3.4 x 5.3 x 1.4 inches (W x H x D)
• Antiglare, thin-film-transistor (TFT) active matrix LCD; auto channel tuning
• Approximately 404 x 303 pixels
• Audio/video input, AC/DC power jack, external antenna input, earphone jack for private listening
• Runs about 3 hours on 4 AA batteries (batteries not included)

Features

• 4-inch color screen with anti-glare active matrix technology (TFT); TV is 5.9 x 3.9 x 1.8 inches (W x H x D)
• Water-resistant handheld; ready to go wherever you go
• Powered by either 4 AA batteries or the optional AC adapter 
• Built-in earphone jack lets you personalize your viewing experience
• Rod antenna

Reviews (3)

no customer service, no adapter
I just bought this and 1. it did not come with an adapter for in-home use nor did it come with a car adapter. Its a neat little tv, but - when I tried to call to ORDER the adapters - the number is "no longer active". So what does that tell you? It tells you that - do not buy this product. It costs too much, and they can't even supply an adapter! and 2. There is NO customer service to order more supplies, ask about warranty, return the defective product or ask general inquiries. I gave it two stars for its quality, but dropped the two stars for horrible customer service and no adapter.

Much less than expected!
This TV is not very sensitive and does not pick up stations very well. The unit does not work with an external power source and must be repaired which is an additional shipping cost. The bottom line: Another expensive useless piece of junk!

Too cool!
This thing is AMAZING! Courtesy of Hurricane Isabel and a decaying deregulated infrastructure, our power has gone off 6 times in the past month, for as long as 10 hours at a time. Even though we have laptops, the DSL doesn't work without AC, so repeated unpredictable blackouts really cut us off from the world, the weather etc. No more. It works on batteries, a vehicle DC charger, or regular AC. Batteries last forever courtesy of the LCD screen. It has a built-in, adjustable antenna but since we are in the sticks and a minimum of 55 miles to the nearest broadcast station, we got an optional adaptor designed to connect it to an outside antenna, but we connected it to cable instead. Direct connect to cable gives channels 2-22 and 56-98, we've also run it thru a VCR to give access to all channels (of course that doesn't work when the power is off). Last power outage - no problem, got local news to determine that it wasn't a terrorist attack, it wasn't affecting the entire east coast, just a little local inconvenience. It's funny now that when the power goes off and the neighbors are in utter darkness, we still have a working light in the frontyard because its a gaslight, AND have the familiar blue glow coming from this puppy inside - combining the best of the 19th century & the 21st.

In addition, my partner and I no longer fight over the tube. We can both watch what we want to within arm's reach of each other, with little unwanted disturbance from the other. He can point out the Cubbies fan grabbing for the ball in the playoffs, I can point out the Roomba vacuum ad I want for Xmas, and then we happily both go back to what we were doing. THIS is how technology should work! ... Read more

Amazon.com Product Description

When you're going to be on the road or out of doors and you just have to catch the game, you'll want a TV as small as your pocket and as rugged as you. You'll want Casio's SY-30 LCD TV. The tiny set offers a 2.7-inch, 118,800-pixel screen and a built-in NTSC tuner with folding rod antenna to deliver your sports, news, or other programming whenever--and wherever--you need it.

The SY-30's audio/composite-video input grants hookup options for a game console, camcorder, or even a DVD player or VCR. A monaural earphone jack allows private listening, and the unit runs for about four hours on four AA alkaline batteries (not included). Two other jacks accommodate an optional AC power supply and an external antenna for even better reception.

What's in the Box
TV and a user's manual. ... Read more

Features

• Rugged casing with water and shock resistance; approximately 7 x 4.5 x 1.5 inches (W x H x D)
• Passive LCD screen with 118,000 pixels; monaural earphone jack lets you listen in private
• Folding rod antenna and external antenna jack improve reception
• A/V input jack lets you hook up an external device such as a video-game console or a camcorder
• Approximately 4 hours battery life from 4 AA batteries (not included)

Reviews (4)

I love this litle TV!!
I keep this on my desk at work. Most stations in my area come in clearly. A few are fuzzy, but that's not the fault of the TV, that happens with all portable TV's. You have to be in an area of good reception. Anyway, this little TV has a really clear picture for a portable TV!

If it came with an A/C adapter, I'd give it 5 stars. But I have to dish out another $15 for the adapter.

Good Emergency Backup TV
I bought this TV in July of 2003 after a massive storm knocked out power to over 75% of the Memphis area. I finally got to use it when another storm rolled through May 30, 2004, and our power went out during a series of tornado warnings and severe thunderstorms. The nice thing about the color screen is that you can see the radar image on the news and stay informed. The digital tuner works good if you are close to the city. In the outskirts it might not be as effective. I really liked being able to stay with the news after the power went out. It takes 4 AA batteries which are easy to install. It has a "kick stand" on the back which allows you to set it up on a table at an angle. The controls are easy to use and the volume seems sufficient even when the rain and thunder are loud. The only thing that would make this TV a little better would be a larger screen. I highly recommend having this in your emergency stash. If you only use it for emergencies, I would recommend non-rechargable batteries. But be sure to keep the batteries with it but in another container so that they don't leak and make a mess.

Casio SY30 - Disappointment
I purchased the Casio SY-30 as a Christmas gift for my in-laws and was highly disappointed. Reception is poor, if not non-existent, as none of the main (i.e. ABC, CBS, NBC) TV channels were accessible in their home. It is difficult to manually adjust the TV to locate the stations - you can't tell what station you are turning to since there is just a yellow line that appears when tuning - there's no clear-cut channel identification. Upon returning the item, I did not receive the full value paid for it as selling a TV that doesn't work wasn't Amazon's fault. If you are even thinking about purchasing this item, go to a store so you can get a full refund if you have to return it.

Casio SY 30
So far, so good...I like it a lot...I even get reception in my car! The low channels don't come in too well, but as with a lot of TV's this is a problem. Very compact and durable. ... Read more

Amazon.com Product Description

Measuring about the size of a double CD, Casio's EV-4500 lets you enjoy clear televised images wherever you go with its 4-inch active-matrix, thin-film-resistor LCD. The television--which receives VHF channels 2 to 13 and UHF channels 14 to 69--also features a speaker and an audio/video input so you can use it with a digital camera, camcorder, or other video device. A handy desktop stand lets you position the set for hands-free viewing.

Its antiglare screen is optimized for outdoor use (for additional perspective on a sporting event, say), and a monaural earphone jack affords private listening. The EV-4500 comes with a built-in rod antenna and runs on either four AA batteries (not included) or an optional AC power adapter. Battery life averages two hours, and headphones are not included.

What's in the Box
TV, desktop stand, user's manual, and warranty information. ... Read more

Features

• 4-inch antiglare, active-matrix TFT LCD screen with 405 x 305 resolution; 5.75 x 5 x 1.5 inches (W x H x D)
• Incredibly portable--approximately the size of double CD
• Single speaker, monaural earphone jack for private listening
• Includes built-in rod antenna and receives VHF channels 2 to 13 and UHF channels 14 to 69
• Runs for about 2 hours on 4 AA batteries (and can also be powered by an optional AC adapter)

Reviews (3)

Casio TV EV-4500 is a good buy!
Amazon delivered promptly and professionally as usual. The set met my discerning approval. The picture is bright and clear. Living near a mountain, reception was my main concern. The set performs well under these conditions. Using the dipole rod antenna all local stations were received... some better than others. Don't expect cable TV quality reception though (although it has an input for an external antenna). Know the portable TV's limitations and you won't be disappointed. EV-4500 is well built. Sound is adequate for up close viewing and tuning is a snap. Scan through all channels - no presets. We use it for watching the news on our back porch while we have dinner and it works well. My wife uses it in the kitchen and bath suite. Too small for constant viewing but just right for a quick news show.

Very nice picture in a small package
If you're in the market for a portable television, I recommend you skip the 2.3 inch models and upgrade to this 4 inch Casio. You'll be amazed by the difference 2 inches can make. I've abandoned my smaller RCA portable after seeing the display on the EV-4500; the difference is striking.

The TFT LCD screen produces a sharp, detailed picture and reception is quite good even before extending the rod antenna. Sound from the small speaker is also clear but you can always use the ear jack (mono sound only). The only reason I knocked off a star is because of battery life. Casio's specs. indicate an estimate battery life of 2 hours (4 AAs); that's close to reality, so the other reviewer's recommendation is dead-on: if you plan on watching this often, buy the AC adaptor accessory (MSRP 19.95). A car adaptor is also available.

If you want a portable television with a great picture (that doesn't induce eye strain), buy this EV-4500. It's a great value.

Keeps Me In The News
I always like to watch the news while I make dinner but in my small kitchen it was not easy to fit a TV on the counter. I was actually looking a larger ones but my husband got me the Casio EV-4500 for Christmas last year. The pros and cons are both the same: it is small. Nice and small so it does not take up much counter space but too small for watching, say football games. But, for general weeknight news watching, it is fine.
Two notes: it did not come with a power cord and I used rechargable batteries for several months but it got very tiring to replace the batteries every 2-3 days. So, I recommend you buy the optional wall plug, which I now have too.
Also, the set did have to be returned for repair (the screen died) but they sent me a new one rather quickly. No problems so far with this one (knock wood). ... Read more

Features

• Screen size 2.3 Anti-glare Super Twisted Nematic High Quality Passive (TI-STN) LCD with 39,600 pixel resolution
• Reception -VHF- Channels 2 to 13; UHF - Channels 14 to 69
• AC Input, Earphone Jack, Rod Antenna, Anti-glare Screen
• 4 AA Batteries or AC Adapter
• May also be run on Car battery power using optional CAS CAK65

Features

• Features a 2.3-inch color screen with Anti-Glare Technology ( Ti-STN ) that delivers a satisfying viewing experience under almost any conditions
• 39,600 pixel screen for sharp, vivid images
• Perfect for long hikes, camping out or adventures at sea
• Built-in earphone jack (earphones optional) lets you personalize your viewing, so you can keep that game all to yourself
• Telescoping rod antenna

Reviews (2)

worth it
I dont know what the person who wrote the first review was thinking but this is a great product its worth the money. it works great.

watch out for this one!
This thing doesn't work! It died suddenly after 2 weeks and we had to fix it by shipping it out of state! Trust me, it's not worth the trouble. ... Read more

Amazon.com Product Description

Casio's stylish TV-880 portable handheld TV will keep you informed of all the scores while at the big game. It features a 2.3-inch color screen (39,600 pixels) with anti-glare passive matrix technology (Ti-STN) that provides sharp, vivid viewing in almost any condition. It has a built-in earphone jack (earphones not included) and a telescoping antenna. The TV-880 runs on 4 AA batteries (alkalines included; rechargeable NiMH batteries recommended for longer-lasting battery life). It can also be powered by either optional AC or car cigarette lighter adapters. It is backed by a 1-year warranty for parts and 90-day warranty for labor.

What's in the Box
Casio handheld TV-880 television and 4 AA batteries. ... Read more

Features

• Handheld, portable TV measures 3.3 x 5 x 1.4 inches (W x H x D)
• 2.3-inch color screen with Anti-Glare Technology (Ti-STN); 39,600 pixels for sharp, vivid images
• Built-in earphone jack (earphones optional) lets you personalize your viewing
• Telescoping rod antenna
• Runs on 4 AA batteries

Reviews (12)

A great little tv with great reception
This little tv is great. I take it wherever I go and it always gives me great reception. It is very portable and can even fit in my pocket. A little advice though....get rechargeable batteries they will save u a ton of money. Trust me this tv is awesome!!

The best portable TV I have used! Great reception!
I just love this product! I don't have a TV in my bedroom, so I love being able to watch the Late Show while in bed! 5 stars, definately! I have experienced some slight problems with it when the battery runs low (the sound cuts off for a few seconds), but once you replace the batteries, it works fine again. The TV gets great reception (it certainly is not cable, however!). I definately recommend this product to anyone who wants to buy a portable TV! Just be sure to bring some extra batteries along so that you don't have to listen to a silent soap opera!

Can't get reception with this.
I picked one of these up cheap on Ebay. I live in North County San Diego and the only station I can pick up really well on both UHF and VHF is Telemundo--which comes in *great*. Too bad english is my only language.

Anyway, I don't know if this is a fault of the TV or the technology--but I can't imagine traveling with this if I can only pick up 1 station so near a major metropolitan area. Can't imagine what might happen in the middle of nowhere.

Great!
This is an excellent product. This is great for anyone who likes to watch tv and go places. It's perfect for goung on a long trip:plane, car, etc!

TV-880
What a great little telly.

Great when you're travelling, especially when the kids are bored in the back of the car.

No more missing your programmes!

The only problem that I have found is, getting an adapter for the car. ... Read more

Amazon.com Product Description

The crystal-clear picture delivered by Casio's TV-970 brings you all the advantages of sitting indoors, even when you're in a hammock, at the game, on a porch swing, in the car, on a boat, or anyplace your adventures take you. The tiny device measures only 3.2 x 5.1 x 1.5 inches and weighs a mere .4 pounds (without batteries), so it's made for slipping into pockets, purses, and backpacks.

The set uses a passive, 2.3-inch Ti-STN (Super Twisted Nematic) color LCD with Casio's original high-contrast design. The anti-glare screen is visible in both daylight and darkness, and a handy audio/video input accommodates external sources like a DVD player, VCR, camcorder, digital camera, or game console. Auto tuning means you'll never have to wait for a new channel to load, and reception ranges from VHF (channels 2 to 13) to UHF (channels 14 to 69). The unit sports its own built-in rod antenna, a single top-mounted speaker, and a monaural (single-ear) earphone jack for private listening.

You'll enjoy about 4.5 hours of use on 4 AA batteries (not included), or you can power the TV-970 with an optional AC/DC power adapter. The set may also be used with Casio's vehicle power adapter (model CAK65).

What's in the Box
TV, user's manual, and warranty information. ... Read more

Features

• 2.3-inch passive Ti-STN (Super Twisted Nematic) LCD with 39,600 pixel resolution (about 228 x 171); 3.2 x 5.1 x 1.5 inches (W x H x D)
• Audio/video input lets you view an external source such as a DVD player, VCR, camcorder, digital camera, or game console
• Receives VHF channels 2 to 13; UHF channels 14 to 69
• Offers antiglare screen, monaural earphone jack, rod antenna, and AC power input
• Runs about 4.5 hours on 4 AA batteries (not included) or optional AC adapter

Features

• 3 in. Screen with Thin-Film Transistor Active Matrix (TFT) Technology
• Reception: VHF/CH2-CH13, UHF/CH14-CH69
• AC Input, Earphone Jack, A/V Input Jack, Rod Antenna
• AC Option or 4 AA Batteries

Reviews (4)

The picture is GREAT, but it EATS batteries.
I really like this little tv--I use it in the bathroom when I'm getting ready in the morning. It is a perfect size and gets a fabulously clear picture.

The main complaint I have is that it really goes through batteries. I kept thinking it wasn't working correctly because I would get about three days worth of life out of batteries (we're talking a total of MAYBE 1 hour viewing time each day) and then my picture would get all fuzzy. I couldn't believe the problem could be in the batteries because I had just replaced them. But, alas, when I changed the batteries, everything worked fine.

I finally broke down and bought rechargeable batteries, and I am much happier now. You should definitely get some if you decide to get this tv.

Love it but it overheats
I would have given it 5 stars, but it has an overheating problem plus the adapters to be able to plug it in, even when buying universals don't seem to fit right. The screen resolution was well worth buying a more expensive model. The sound quality is excellent as is the reception. I just hope they do something about the overheating problem.

4 1/2 stars, not 4.
Have you seen a handheld tv and thought, "Wow, that thing is awesome!" but never actually owned one? Well, the time is now to get one. With this tv as top of the line as they come, you get everything you want: beautiful resolution, clear sound, and good picture with the right position of the antenna. The only draw back to this is that it [uses] batteries faster than you can drool over the picture quality. So invest in some good rechargeable batteries while you're shopping. Once you have them, you're all set! So, to conclude, this is a wonderful tv in every way, assuming you have a healthy supply of batteries on hand.

Casio 670 is fantastic
Had a few days now and have to say that this is a great little TV. Also owned the Casio 900 which I liked, but with the 3" TFT screen and increased pixels the 670 is fantastic. I get great reception and had no trouble finding an AC adapter at Radio Shack. Even able to get cable channels by connecting through a VCR. I can surf all the channels throught the VCR while my wife watches a movie or whatever on the TV. Buy this one ... you won't be dissapointed. ... Read more

Amazon.com Product Description

The Pocket Viewer 200 personal organizer is perfect for business, travel or personal use. It's a great, low-cost option for managing your schedule, contacts, and even your expenses. ... Read more

Features

• Automatic PC synchronization
• One-hand data access
• Fits in shirt pocket or purse
• Easy to read backbit display
• 2-MB memory stores thousands of entries

Reviews (10)

Casio PV-200e: an Excellent Starter PDA
The Casio Cassiopeia PV-200e model is a wonderful machine that will keep an unorganized techie in-sync with their home or office PC while on the road. The PV-200e features all the PV-200 model advantages except the backlit display and desktop cradle. The serial cable sync operation is one-touch and will update information on both the Casio and home or office computer's operating systems. The included software is easy to use and free downloadable software makes the unit compatible with Microsoft Outlook 2000 and before. One exceptional feature that the PV-200e has is the clarity of the on-screen writing in the Quick-Memo function. In short, Casio provides a lot of power in their PV-200e!

Excellent Starter PDA
The Casio Cassiopeia PV-200e model is a wonderful machine that will keep an unorganized techie in-sync with their home or office PC while on the road. The PV-200e features all the PV-200 model advantages except the backlit display and desktop cradle. The serial cable sync operation is one-touch and will update information on both the Casio and home or office computer's operating systems. The included software is easy to use and free downloadable software makes the unit compatible with Microsoft Outlook 2000 and before. One exceptional feature that the PV-200e has is the clarity of the on-screen writing in the Quick-Memo function. In short, Casio provides a lot of power in their PV-200e!

Why pay more?
I spent the last month researching PDAs. The Casio PV-200 is a great value! If you want or need e-mail function, this product is NOT for you. However, for keeping track of your appointments, business/personal contacts, this item is great. I've read some of the negative comments...they must be referring to the PV-100 model. Be sure to purchase the PV-200A (with the silver colored screen protector). The on-screen key pad makes entries very easy. It defaults to capitalize the first word of each sentence and "remembers" frequent words you've entered. So, after you type "Bir" the word "Birthday" will appear--simply tap the word and save time. One touch shows your next scheduled appointment. It has a daily alarm, reminder alarms, etc. This is a great product for the money. I do not use the PC Sync function, so I cannot comment on it. This product is advertised on the internet anywhere from $99.99 to $149.99.

Can't syncronize
It seems to be a reasonable buy but it has serious drawbacks: - hard to move from one screen to the other, - hard to search for something, - almost impossible to syncronize with the PC

Not that good as compared Palm Pilot of same category
The manual is confusing and GARBAGE! (1) Can't match the manual description and Sync software and what you see on PV-200 and Serial cable adaptor. For example, the manual does not describe sync procedure clearly. On the PV-200 no option for Sync. On software there is option for Sync between casio and pc. (2) No clear (matching) procedure described to send, receive, sync data between PV-200 and PC. The procedure does not clearly tell which button to press from where PV-200 screen or serial port or pc? (3) The adrress book is not compatible to excel or oher standard software for address. Or the procedure is not described. (4) Sometimes the Data-Sync works and sometimes does not. (5) Illuminator auto shut-off time cant be selected, it is fixed. (6) No direct icon for calculator. To use calculator three steps of key operations are required ! (7) Manual does not reflect what is seen on PV-200 screen (8) Search operation is case sensitive. If you are looking for stored data under name Kevin, and if you search for kevin, you get "item not found" mesage. ... Read more

Amazon.com Product Description

Short on space? You can still bask in the glow of high-quality video entertainment with Casio's compact EV-1000 desktop television, whose 10.4-inch TFT (thin-film transistor) LCD is equipped with both an NTSC tuner and audio/video inputs to accommodate your DVD player, DVR, cable box, camcorder, gaming console--you name it. The 640 x 480 display offers a high-luminosity fluorescent lamp whose high contrast is heightened by the display's innate resistance to picture-deadening glare from ambient light.

The set offers stereo 4 x 2-centimeter speakers powered by 1 watt apiece and an equalizer that lets you customize the sound for your viewing area or preference. A .125-inch stereo headphone jack lets you listen in private using optional headphones, and the supplied wireless remote control simplifies operation from your viewing position.

What's in the Box
TV, tabletop stand, remote control, remote battery (CR2032), AC poweradapter, a user's manual, and warranty information. ... Read more

Features

• Active-matrix, anti-glare TFT (thin-film transistor) LCD TV; 10.625 x 11.25 x 7.25 inches (W x H x D) with stand
• Native 640 x 480 resolution; offers 1 composite-video-based A/V input and 1 RF antenna jack for easy hookup with camcorder, game device, or DVD player
• Built-in cable-ready NTSC tuner; receives VHF 2 to 13; UHF 14 to 69; CATV 1 to 125
• 1 watt x 2 stereo speakers; audio equalizer lets you tailor sound to your taste; sleep timer conserves energy
• Includes water-resistant wireless remote and .125-inch headphone jack for private listening; TV is wall-mountable

Reviews (4)

Excellent Value
Wasn't for sure what I was getting myself into. I'm used to watching a huge projection TV at home. This little TV is a very good buy. Colors are vivid and the A/V input is great. I was a little thrown off when I first turned it on, because I saw this bar going across the screen. But as I soon realized, it was the tuner searching for a channel. Much better than fumbling with a little analog dial. The sound isn't booming, but what do you expect from such a compact device. It was very clear and easy to hear without any distortion at any level. The only reason I'm not giving this product 5 stars is because it should have at least come with the AC adapter...

One of the best in It's category
A very good product. Because of TFT technology, screen clarity is very very good. I used a Casio TV 7500 for a long time, but this ones' screen is far better. I have got 2 sets of NiMH batteries (1700 mA) and they last about 2 hours. There is only one thing that I miss, preset channels.

Addendum to my previous review...
The Casio ev-4500 is now available. 4 inch active matirx. Slim hand-held. I don't know what battery life will be like but this is now the ultimate portable handheld TV (although the 660 is still a great product).

The best portable TV available
This product is simply the best portable product currently available. Has a 3 inch screen yet is easily handheld. I use rechargable NiMH (purchased from Amazon)with good battery life (I have two sets). If price is not a overriding concern, this is the product to buy. ... Read more

Amazon.com Product Description

The Casio JY10 Sports Portable Television is a high-resolution TV you can take anywhere. This 12-ounce, 2.3-inch-screen TV offers color viewing for up to four hours on four AA batteries. It has the capability to receive both VHF and UHF channels. You can even use it as a monitor for a camcorder.Also included are an external antenna jack and an earphone jack. ... Read more

Features

• 2.3-inch LCD television
• 39,900-pixel resolution
• UHF channels 14 to 69
• VHF channels 2 to 13
• Audio-video inputs

Reviews (1)

Excellent Viewing
This is a great little colored t.v. for watching/listening to the sports events while working at your desk. You can listen to the world series and then just look over to see an incredible replay. It is definately worth your money. ... Read more

Amazon.com Product Description

Measuring about the size of a pack of cards, Casio's EV-550 lets you enjoy clear televised images wherever you go with its 2.5-inch active-matrix, thin-film-resistor LCD. The television--which receives VHF channels 2 to 13 and UHF channels 14 to 69--also features a speaker and an audio/video input so you can use it with a digital camera, camcorder, or other video device.

Its anti-glare screen is optimized for outdoor use (for additional perspective on a sporting event, say), and a monaural earphone jack affords private listening. The EV-550 comes with a built-in rod antenna and runs on either 3 AA batteries (not included) or an optional AC power adapter. Battery life averages three hours, and the unit weighs less than half a pound. ... Read more

Features

• 2.5-inch anti-glare, active-matrix TFT LCD screen
• Approximately the size of a deck of cards, weighs under half a pound
• Single speaker and monaural earphone jack
• Includes built-in rod antenna and receives VHF channels 2 to 13 and UHF channels 14 to 69
• Runs for about 3 hours on 3 AA batteries (and can also be powered by an optional AC adapter)

Reviews (4)

PICTURE LOOKING GREAT!!!!!
Don't judge this TV by its cheap look, judge it by its screen resolution and picture quality. I have owned Casio's models 970 and 880. They don't have as many pixels as the 550. The brightness and picture quality is superior when you put them side to side. The 550 has TFT active matrix screen while the others have passive matrix. The TFT is better under all light conditions, even under direct sun light. If you really want a TV that is good both outdoors and indoors don't buy a passive matrix tv. Get ready to have lots of fresh batteries or buy the AC adaptor from casio's website. I would not recomend getting those universal AC adaptors out there, even if you set them up to match the handheld specifications, it can eventually burn your screen and your TV won't turn on again. The warranty doesn't cover this kinda thing since you are not using casio's certified AC adaptor. Believe me, it happened to me once and I have heard a lot of sad stories of dead handeld TV's once they are hooked to generic adaptors. SO, play safe, take care of your investment and enjoy!!!!

great picture
Great picture as long as receiption is good. Traveling in the car is another story. I don't have the car antenna, this might help. It blows through batteries also. But, still a good golf cart addition.

Very Nice Product
Active Matrix-good picture and reception. Don't buy any product unless it is active matrix. For the extra $50- buy the Casio three inch model.

Outstanding
I brought this portable televison on the 14th of december 2000! I got it then when it was brand new!! It is the best portable televison I have ever brought!! It has an amazing tracking signal with a superb picture quality!! any who reads this should listen to me carefully as this is an excellent piece of equipment!!!! ... Read more

Features

• A long, car ride can be uncomfortable and boring, to say the least
• Keep yourself from being reduced to counting telephone poles by using the Casio Car TV
• This 5 inch active matrix screen has a high pixel count, for great sharpness and clarity
• Comes with a VHS video player, to watch movies while you travel
• The thin profile design makes it easy to fit on a dashboard, or hold in your lap