The pie chart compares the usage of six technologies among 18 to 25 aged people in Canada in 2009 and 2019.
Overall, it is clear that the average usage of conventional TV dramatically declined at the end. Whereas the percentage of flat-screen TV subscribers enormously increased.
In 2009, 34% of the average Canadian person preference went on conventional television, while its better version, flat-screen TV was used only by 8% of people. By 2019, screen time spent on normal TV experienced a huge shrink, falling by 30%. Whereas Flat-screen TVs reached 27% of average usage. By contrast, in both years the fraction of Canadians watching TV shows by Desktop computer was fairly constant, from 18% in 2009 to 12% in 2019.
Watching on laptops accounted for one of the highest proportions of Canadian preferences with 20%, but only the fourth highest proportion sharing place with Desktop PCs in 2019. Furthermore, usage of tablets and cell phones, was reaching only 5% and 19% respectively. However, over the years they received a considerable improvement, reaching a value of 19% and 26%.