The pie chart illustrates the comparison between two different two different year data that the people between 18 to 2 age group use to watch television in Canada. Overwhelmingly, in 2009 about one-third(34%) of device used was conventional television which has drastically reduced over a decade to about two in twenty(10%).
The second widely used device inn 2009 is laptop, about one in five (20%) people used to watch television has reduced to 12 percent. Third popularly used device in 2009 was mobile phone, which got a steady increase through out the year from 15% to 26%. People have also started to limit the usage of desktop computer to watch television from less than a quarter(18%) to twelve percentage.
The usage of flat screen and tablet has been facing a peak rise over the decade from 8% to 27% and 5% to 19% respectively. Overall, the report from the pie chart can conclude that as technology people prefer to watch television in flat screen television and tablets in Canada by 2019. 
The pie chart illustrates the comparison between two  
different
 two  
different
 year data that the  
people
  between 18 to 2
 age group  
use
 to  
watch
  television
 in Canada.  
Overwhelmingly
, in 2009 about one-third(34%) of device  
used
 was conventional  
television
 which has  
drastically
  reduced
 over a decade to about two in twenty(10%).
The second  
widely
  used
 device inn 2009 is laptop, about one in five (20%)  
people
  used
 to  
watch
  television
 has  
reduced
 to 12 percent. Third  
popularly
  used
 device in 2009 was mobile phone, which  
got
 a steady increase  
through out
 the year from 15% to 26%.  
People
 have  
also
  started
 to limit the usage of desktop computer to  
watch
  television
 from less than a quarter(18%) to twelve percentage.
The usage of flat screen and tablet has been facing a peak rise over the decade from 8% to 27% and 5% to 19%  
respectively
.  
Overall
, the report from the pie chart can conclude that as technology  
people
 prefer to  
watch
  television
 in flat screen  
television
 and tablets in Canada by 2019.