The two pie charts compare the percentage of seven different electronic devices, used by 18 to 25-years-olds to watch television in a European country in 2007 and 2017.
Overall, it’s clearly that, in 2007 the largest number of people prefer to used Conventional TV, but a Tablet was the least choosen. After a decade, the most common apparatus was a Flat-screen TV, while the Conventional TV become almost unselectable.
In 2007, the Conventional TV was the most popular at 34%, followed by Laptop which accounted for 20% of peoples. The Desktop computer and Mobile phone had almost similar proportions, at 18% and 15% respectively. In contrast Flat screen TV and Tablet were relatively uncommon.
A decade later, the Flat-screen TV emmerged as the most popular option, increasing to 27%. Similarly, Mobile phone viewring also represented substantial growth, by 11%.The Tablet useg rose significantly to 19%, whereas proportions for Laptop and Desktop computer experienced a decline to 12%. There was a sharp fall in Conventional TV viewing dropping to negligible 4%.