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You can’t hit a wrong note when playing along with songs on Casio’s new keyboard

Headline via The Verge · first report 4 Nov, 01:18 IST, latest 4 Nov, 01:18 IST

A printed circuit board
Representational image · A printed circuit board · JayHand / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 3.0

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