The percentage indexes of the devices used by the Canadian people between 18 and 25 years old to watch television are depicted on the pie charts representing 2009 and 2019. Overall, initially, conventional TV was the most popular device people used to watch television in Canada. Nevertheless, by the time passes, people switch to another devices. Therefore, people mostly started using flat-screen TV, mobile phone, and tablet instead of the Conventional TV.
In detail, the proportion of people who used the Conventional TV in 2009 has decreased from 34% to microscopic 4% by the year 2019. Similarly, the percentage of usage of devices such as desktop computers and laptops had diminished as well, falling by 6% and 8%, respectively.
In contrast, some devices’ usage indicators had faced an increase. Those are tablets’, mobile phones’, and especially flat-screen TVs’ indicators. The initial percentage values of all those devices were 5%, 15%, and 8% in 2009, in the same order. However, the growth is observable on the graph representing the 2019 data. The usage percentage of mobile phones’ grew to significant 26%, while tablets’ and flat-screen TVs’ usage percentage increased to 19% and 27% each.