Young people are now much more likely to prefer to read on a computer screen rather than a printed book or magazine, according to a UK survey.

BBC: Young people 'prefer to read on screen'

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The microcapsules can be suspended in a carrier medium, so that they can be screen-printed on to surfaces including glass, plastic, fabric and even paper.

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E-ink felt significantly more like printed text than a sometimes glare-prone tablet screen, which was difficult to read in bright sunlight.

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But there has so far not been a complete shift to reading on screen, with 53% still reading novels in printed form.

BBC: Young people 'prefer to read on screen'