O! The horror...the entire series is overrun by non-stop Casio-SynthPop. Not one quiet moment.

I mean, yeah, product placement can be annoying, particularly when it's incredibly in-your-face (looking at you, episode 2 of the Lost in Space reboot). Here though, 2-D was certainly going to be wearing some sort of headphones, so I can't fault them too much for making a bit of extra money off of drawing a little "b" on them.

I see Beats in a crap-ton of media, this site appears to document them pretty comprehensively and amongst things I've enjoyed there's Silicon Valley, Parks and Rec, and Avengers: Ultron. Also a fuck-ton of other music videos of, let's say, questionable artistic merit.

That same site also has the following products noted in this video: Puma sneakers, Casio watch, Adidas sneakers, and a Gibson guitar. There's also the blatant promotion of Pazuzu, but I think we can all forgive that.

I still wear my old school Casio Data Bank 150 calculator watch.

OMG I think I had one of those Casio PT-80 keyboards when I was little, or one very like it :0

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Here's an amazing watch to me. I still wear and use it: http://www.casio.com/products/Watches/Databank/DBC310-1/

Which model? I currently wear and use Data Bank 150 model. Casio stopped making these DBs. I need to replace my old one soon, but cannot find any good replacements. I was hoping smart watches would be good, but I don't want or own a mobile phone.

So, every watch I've ever owned has never lasted a year. From the cheap Casio watch to the $400 Timex and Roots watches I've owned. Every watch on my wrist has ceased up. I'm told it's because I magnetism them.
After inspection, not even Timex would honor their warranty. I'm just doomed to never wear a watch.
I'll be dammed if I'll ever pay $2000 for a watch just to see if it'll last the year.

The Space Lady (aka Suzy Soundz) is San Francisco’s most enchanting street musician. Whether on keyboard or accordion, her music stops sidewalk traffic even in this multi-task town. She usually performs wearing a whimsical steel helmet with angel wings, which makes her easy to recognize but belies the credibility of her haunting vocal interpretations of well known songs. The Space Lady, whose real name is Susan Dietrich, made only a full length CD of San Francisco sessions for sale. The disc features Susan performing live on Casio with effects.
http://www.last.fm/music/The+Space+Lady

Mad props for using the Casio VL-1!

I will wait. I still wear and use my CASIO Data Bank calculator watch!

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I still wear and use CASIO Data Bank calculator watches!