Yes, there are specific models of CASIO calculators that have been discontinued and are no longer being produced. These models may vary depending on the region and market demand.
One way to tell if a CASIO calculator is the end of its production line is by checking the model number. If the model number is no longer listed on the official CASIO website or is marked as "discontinued", then it is likely the end of the line for that specific model.
Yes, there may be some differences between a CASIO calculator that is the end of its production line and one that is still in production. These differences may include updated features, design changes, and availability of spare parts or customer support.
Yes, it is still possible to purchase a CASIO calculator that is the end of its production line. However, it may be more difficult to find and may be limited in availability. It is recommended to check with official retailers or resellers for any remaining stock.
It is not guaranteed that CASIO will continue to provide support for calculators that are the end of their production line. However, they may still offer limited support or resources for these models. It is best to contact CASIO directly for more information on support for specific models.