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First manufactured in 1980, Casio electronic keyboards are still made by Casio today. Electronic keyboards or portable keyboards are a musical instrument—electronic or digital derivatives of keyboard instruments.

Major components of a typical modern electrical keyboard:

• Musical keyboard: The white and black piano style keys
• User Interface system: a program which handles user interaction with controllers such as the musical keyboard, menus, and buttons.
• Computerized musical arranger: A software program that produces rhythms and chords through computerized commands.
• Sound generator: A digital sound module, usually within an integrated read-only memory (ROM)
• Amplifier and speakers: Internal audio power amplifier (a few watts) connected to the sound generator chip
• Power supply: Keyboards may or may not have an internal power supply system built to the main circuit board, but most modern keyboards are often equipped with an included AC adapter.
• MIDI Terminals: Most keyboards usually have 5-pin MIDI connections for data communication so keyboard can connect with either a computer or a sound module
• Flash memory: some keyboards have a small amount of onboard memory for storing MIDI data or recorded songs
• External storage device: Usually available for professional-grade keyboards and synthesizers, allowing the user to store data in an externally connected storage device such as ROM cartridges, floppy disks, memory cards, and USB flash drives
• Music stands: A metal or plastic rack for holding sheet music or music books upright
• Sustain jack: (if keyboard has sustain feature) replicates the device used on acoustic pianos.
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