The pie charts below show the devices people in the age 18 to 25 age group used to watch TV in Canada in 2009 and 2019.
The pie charts illustrate the electronic devices individuals aged 18 to 25 used to watch
TV
in two different years (2009 and 2019) in Canada.
Overall
, the most popular device in 2009 was conventional TVs
, while
in 2019, it was flat-screen TVs
. As for the least used devices, tablets made up the smallest proportion
in 2009, whereas
conventional TVs
accounted for the lowest percentage
in 2019.
The percentage
of people
who used mobile phones to watch TV
in Canada was 15% in 2009, which then
increased to 26% in 2019. The proportion
of people
watching TV
on tablets was 5% in 2009, rising to 19% in 2019. The percentage
of people
watching TV
on flat-screen TVs
comprised 8% in 2009, and this
grew to 26% in 2019.
On the other hand
, the proportion
of people
watching television on laptops in Canada was 20% in 2009, but this
figure dropped to 12% in 2019. Similarly
, the percentage
of people
watching TV
on desktop computers was 18% in 2009, which fell to 12% in 2019. Meanwhile, the proportion
of people
watching TV
on conventional TVs
was 34% in 2009, dropping significantly to just 4% in 2019.Submitted by s_syedy on
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