The table depicts the people’s preference featuring different demands on the cell-phones by looking at ages of 5 groups from 15 to more than 55 years olds.
In order of the number of selected demands, for those between 26 and 35, it seems most functions of a cell-phone are needed, followed by those between 35 and 46, who also consider most features necessary except for games, which may not be needed for people at this age range perhaps because they are comparatively older and too busy for games. Younger generation reasonable picks up entertainment considerations including games, camera, music capacity, and the appearance of a cell-phone. The older generation between 46 and 55, on the other hand, regard the price, Internet service and camera as needed, preceding the oldest 55 plus group who care nothing but the price.
Averagely speaking, the price and camera capacity are the most popular feature with 4 votes, while the cell-phone’s design of appearance, music function and the Internet service have 3 votes respectively. Games and twin-chips functions, with only 2 votes however, are not considered as essential for most people. Furthermore, it seems those between 26 and 35 can make maximum use of all functions of a cell-phone.
The second given chart also tells us that those at age 26-35 buy the most cell-phones, 154 among the 5 age groups. The second highest are those at age 36-45 with 132, followed by those at age 15-25 with 102 and those at age 46-55 with 88. The least cell-phone number is 80 at the age 56+. This ranking order is positively correlated with the number of people’s preferences being voted.
The table depicts the
people’s
preference featuring
different
demands on the cell-phones by looking at
ages
of 5 groups from 15 to more than 55 years olds.
In order of the number of selected demands, for those between 26 and 35, it seems most
functions
of a cell-phone
are needed
, followed by those between 35 and 46, who
also
consider most features necessary
except for
games
, which may not
be needed
for
people
at this
age
range perhaps
because
they are
comparatively
older and too busy for
games
. Younger generation reasonable picks up entertainment considerations including
games
, camera, music capacity, and the appearance of a cell-phone. The older generation between 46 and 55,
on the other hand
, regard the price, Internet service and camera as needed, preceding the oldest 55 plus group who care nothing
but
the price.
Averagely
speaking, the price and camera capacity are the most popular feature with 4 votes, while the cell-phone’s design of appearance, music
function
and the Internet service have 3 votes
respectively
.
Games
and twin-chips
functions
, with
only
2 votes
however
, are not considered as essential for most
people
.
Furthermore
, it seems those between 26 and 35 can
make
maximum
use
of all
functions
of a cell-phone.
The second
given
chart
also
tells
us that those at
age
26-35
buy
the most cell-phones, 154 among the 5
age
groups. The second highest are those at
age
36-45 with 132, followed by those at
age
15-25 with 102 and those at
age
46-55 with 88.
The
least cell-phone number is 80 at the
age
56+. This ranking order is
positively
correlated with the number of
people’s
preferences
being voted
.