U.S. researchers found that children who suffer from dyslexia less problems when using digital panels .
During the study, the doctors of the Center for Science Education at the University of Harfar providing short sentences written in a notebook , and other short phrases on the screen of a digital pad and asked about one hundred students read these sentences .
The results were they when they read sentences across digital panels was a problem hardship from which they suffer much less.
This study supports the findings of the study French and Italian , which showed that dyslexic children are more comfortable when they are spaced words and letters .
Children are not the only ones who will help them digital panels , but according to a German study published recently even elderly people find reading of these panels is much easier than other methods such as books and newspapers
