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Band 6+: Using devices to watch TV in Canada in two different years

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The image displays two pie charts for the years 2009 and 2019. In 2009, the distribution of device types was: Conventional TV 34%, Laptop 20%, Desktop computer 18%, Mobile phone 15%, Flat-screen TV 8%, and Tablet 5%. For 2019, the data shows: Flat-screen TV 27%, Mobile phone 26%, Tablet 19%, Laptop 12%, Desktop computer 12%, and Conventional TV 4%.
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The pie charts show the devices people in the 18 to 25 age group use to watch television in Canada in two different years, 2000 and 2020.

Overall, it is clear that conventional TV decreased very much over the period, while flat-screen TV and mobile phone became more popular. Also, we can see that tablets increased a lot too.

In 2009, conventional TV was the most popular device with 34%. Laptop was 20% and desktop computer was 18%. Mobile phone was 15% and flat-screen TV was only 8%. Tablet was the lowest with only 5%.

In contrast, in 2019, the situation changed. Flat-screen TV increased significantly to 27% and became the highest. Mobile phone went up to 26% and tablet rose to 19%. However, conventional TV dropped to only 4%. Laptop and desktop computer also decreased to 12% both.

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