The graphs illustrate the types of devices used by Canadian young people (aged 18 to 25) to watch television in two different years (2009 and 2019).
Overall
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it is clear that
conventional Linking Words
TV
was the most popular device in 2009, Use synonyms
whereas
in 2019, its place was taken by mobile phones. The least used device in the first period was the tablet, Linking Words
while
in the second period, it was the conventional Linking Words
TV
.
Regarding conventional Use synonyms
TV
, which was predominant, accounting for a third of the usage in the first period, it was almost fully replaced by other types of devices, with only 4 per Use synonyms
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of young people using it. Use synonyms
On the contrary
, tablets gained popularity, rising from 5 per Linking Words
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to almost one-fifth of the total usage.
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Furthermore
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also
illustrate how new technologies changed the way Linking Words
TV
content is consumed. Smartphones, which accounted for a mere 8 per Use synonyms
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in 2009, became the most preferred way to watch Use synonyms
TV
in 2019, with a share of more than a quarter. Use synonyms
Similarly
, flat-screen TVs, gained 11 per Linking Words
cent
over ten years (increasing from 15 to 26 per Use synonyms
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In contrast
, desktop computers lost almost a third of their share, decreasing from 18 to 12 per Linking Words
cent
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Likewise
, laptops, which accounted for one-fifth, declined to the same proportion as desktop computers.Linking Words
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