The Sharp EP-C251 ePaper Display is a 25.3", 16:9 aspect, always-on screen for digital signage applications. It creates bright images with a paper like view that is easy on the eyes. The display and content can be controlled and updated easily via PC, USB-C flash drive, wireless LAN, or Bluetooth.

3200 x 1800 Native Resolution    Always-On ePaper Display    Paper-Like View with No Backlight    USB-C Input    Bluetooth & Wireless LAN Connectivity    Low Power Consumption    180° Wide Viewing Angle    Update via Mobile Device

The display is viewable at all times creating vibrant images even without power.

As low as 0W power consumption from the panel creating zero carbon emissions.

This display ensures excellent visibility in both the brightest environments as well as semi-outdoor settings.

This reflective display with no backlight and 180° wide viewing angle provides paper like viewing that is easy on the eyes.

The thin, lightweight design allows for easy and flexible installation. It also enables installation in locations that could not be achieved with existing displays.

PC, USB-C flash drive, Bluetooth, and wireless LAN connectivity allow for multiple ways to transfer content from the source to the display.

The Mode button offers the capability to switch between Manually or Automatically switching images. The Pairing button allows for connection to mobile devices to update content to the display.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. can you record voice on it?

A: The FiiO M11S High-Resolution Portable Music Player (BH # FIM11S) has no built-in microphone nor does it have any external microphone ports. It cannot record live vocals.

Q: 2. iPad support?

A: The Boox 25.3" Mira Pro E-Ink Monitor (Front Light Version), B&H # BOOPC1088R, does not support iPad OS.

Q: 3. Sony has three high resolution XLR microphones available: The EMC-100N, EMC-100U, and the C-100. I assume the C-100 is not good for field recording, so is either the EMC-100U or EMC-100N good for field recording? Alternately, are there any similar caliber microphones that are good for high resolution audio for field use?

A: It depends on what you intend to record. The EMC-100N is an omnidirectional mic, so if you intend to record a group of people or soundscape, that would be a good choice. The EMC-100U on the other hand is a cardioid pattern mic, so very good for single-subject or narrow-field recording. The C-100 is not really for field recording, more for studio work like voice over. A good choice for a mic that can do both is the Sony ECM-680S which is a switchable M/S Stereo mic that can be switched to unidirectional. https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/514507-REG/Sony_ECM_680S_ECM_680S_M_S_Stereo_Shotgun.html

Q: 4. does it have english manual instruction ?

A: Yes it does.

Q: 5. Can this device be used (listened to) while it is being charged?

A: The FiiO M11S High-Resolution Portable Music Player BH #FIM11S can be used while in charged.

Q: 6. Can I record audio from internal mics and external simultaneously?

A: This recording scheme is not possible as the inputs are configured automatically when external microphones are connected.

Q: 7. How many volts of plugin power does the recorder supply via the 3.5mm jack?

A: Sony does not specify the specific voltage supplied to the 3.5mm Mic/Line input jack on the Sony PCM-D10 Portable High-Resolution Linear PCM Audio Recorder, however plug-in power is 5V in most cases and it can be assumed that this is the voltage available from this input.

Q: 8. Can you record voice on this?

A: The FiiO M11S High-Resolution Portable Music Player, BH # FIM11S, has no embedded microphone or external microphone port to create voice recordings.

Q: 9. Does this offer voice-operated recording?

A: The Sony PCM-D10 Portable High-Resolution Linear PCM Audio Recorder does not offer voice-operated recording.

Q: 10. Would you say pre-amp can do a comparable job as a Focusrite USB interface in making an XLR mic sound great??

A: Yes, the mic preamps in the Sony PCM-D10 Portable High-Resolution Linear PCM Audio Recorder are of good quality and the XLR inputs are capable of supplying phantom power, so you can connect any XLR microphone to the PCM-D10 that you would use with the Focusrite USB audio interface and you should get great results.