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Band 7+: The pie charts below show the devices people in the 18 to 25 age group use to watch television in a European country in two different years.

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The image contains two pie charts comparing devices used by 18- to 25-year-olds to watch television across the years 2007 and 2017. For 2007, the data points are: Conventional TV 34%, Flat-screen TV 20%, Desktop computer 18%, Laptop 15%, Mobile phone 8%, and Tablet 5%. In 2017, the breakdown is: Mobile phone 26%, Laptop 19%, Tablet 12%, Desktop computer 4%, Flat-screen TV 27%, and Conventional TV 12%.
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The pie charts below illustrate how the number of television viewers aged 18 to 25 in a European country varied in 6 distinctive categories.

Overall, conventional TV was most used at the beginning of the period but was overtaken by Flat-screen TV after 10 years. While modern devices witnessed an upward trend, conventional TV, Laptop, and Desktop computer were the opposite.

Regarding the categories with a growing trend, Flat-screen ranked first in 2017 with 27% after increasing from under a tenth, followed by Mobile phone with a growth from a slight 15% in 2007 to over a quarter after 10 years. In addition, Tablet stayed at the bottom position of the group throughout the period witnessing nearly a fourfold increase from 5% in 2007.

Turning to the decreasing sections, however, Conventional TV experienced a sharp drop from first place at 34% in 2007 to a minor percentage eventually. Along with that, Desktop computer and Laptop took large portions in 2007 at 18% and one-fifth of the pie respectively, prior to both of them dropping at 12% at the year of 2017.

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