the pie charts below show the devices that people in the 18 to 25 age group use to watch television in canada in two different years.

The given pie charts illustrate information about the benefit of six devices for watching

television

by adolescents to adults (18 to 25 age group) in Canada in 2009 and 2019. In accordance with the data, the

use

of Conventional

Tv

for watching

television

programs in 2009 was higher than in 2019. It was shown dramatically decreased from 34 % (2009) to 4 % (2019), and the gap between both years was 30%.

In addition

, the same trend

also

happened to laptop and desktop computers which considerably declined from 20 % to 12 % and 18 % to 12 % respectively. There were gaps between both years : 8 % for laptops and 6 % for desktop computers.

In contrast

, some devices presented another trend.

Firstly

, the

use

of flat

tv

screens for watching

tv

by Canadians was extremely increased from 2009 to 2019 with percentages of 8% to 27 %. It was an increase of 19 %.

Secondly

, the

use

of tablets

also

rose by 14 % from 2009 to 2019 with a detailed proportion of 5 % to 19 %.

Lastly

,the

use

of mobile phones for watching

Tv

depicted the same trend with flat

tv

screens and tablets with a ratio from 15 % to 26 % (2009 to 2019). It was shown that there was an increase of 11 % from that device,

Overall

, in 2019 Canadians tend to

use

Flat

Tv

screens for watching

television

more than conventional

Tv

.

Furthermore

, they love to

use

tablets and mobile phones for doing that activity.

While

they were not interested in watching

television

using laptops and desktop computers as they did in 2009.