The two pie charts compare the percentage of electronics produced in South Korea in 2030 and 2040. The production is divided into six categories: smartphones, tablets, computers, headsets, speakers, and smartwatches.
Overall, the production of smartphones, tablets, and smartwatches is expected to increase by 2040, while the share of computers, headsets, and speakers will decline.
In 2030, tablets made up the largest portion of electronics production at 23%, followed by computers at 21%. Smartphones accounted for 20%, while headsets and smartwatches contributed 14% and 15%, respectively. Speakers had the smallest share at 7%.
By 2040, tablets are projected to remain the most produced electronic device, rising to 28%. Smartphones will also see an increase to 25%, while smartwatches will slightly grow to 20%. In contrast, computers will drop to 14%, and headsets will decrease to 8%. The most significant decline is in speaker production, falling to just 5%.
Overall, the trends suggest a shift towards more smartphone and tablet production, while the demand for computers, headsets, and speakers is expected to decrease.
