The document summarizes the results of two surveys about technology usage and purchasing trends:
1. A survey on preferred devices for internet access found that 65% of respondents prefer smartphones and laptops, with smartphones being slightly more popular at 35% and laptops at 30%. Desktop computers were the least popular at 15% and tablets were used by 20% of respondents.
2. A survey on technology purchasing showed that while computer sales steadily increased between 2014-2018, smartphone sales remained flat until 2016 but then dramatically increased to $50 million in 2018, just $5 million less than computer sales. Smartphone spending doubled from 2017 to 2018.
The document summarizes the results of two surveys about technology usage and purchasing trends:
1. A survey on preferred devices for internet access found that 65% of respondents prefer smartphones and laptops, with smartphones being slightly more popular at 35% and laptops at 30%. Desktop computers were the least popular at 15% and tablets were used by 20% of respondents.
2. A survey on technology purchasing showed that while computer sales steadily increased between 2014-2018, smartphone sales remained flat until 2016 but then dramatically increased to $50 million in 2018, just $5 million less than computer sales. Smartphone spending doubled from 2017 to 2018.
The document summarizes the results of two surveys about technology usage and purchasing trends:
1. A survey on preferred devices for internet access found that 65% of respondents prefer smartphones and laptops, with smartphones being slightly more popular at 35% and laptops at 30%. Desktop computers were the least popular at 15% and tablets were used by 20% of respondents.
2. A survey on technology purchasing showed that while computer sales steadily increased between 2014-2018, smartphone sales remained flat until 2016 but then dramatically increased to $50 million in 2018, just $5 million less than computer sales. Smartphone spending doubled from 2017 to 2018.
The document summarizes the results of two surveys about technology usage and purchasing trends:
1. A survey on preferred devices for internet access found that 65% of respondents prefer smartphones and laptops, with smartphones being slightly more popular at 35% and laptops at 30%. Desktop computers were the least popular at 15% and tablets were used by 20% of respondents.
2. A survey on technology purchasing showed that while computer sales steadily increased between 2014-2018, smartphone sales remained flat until 2016 but then dramatically increased to $50 million in 2018, just $5 million less than computer sales. Smartphone spending doubled from 2017 to 2018.
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Questions:
1. In a recent survey, the people aged 16 & over were asked about their preferred devices for accessing the Internet. Participants mentioned four main devices in their answers:
1. Smartphone 3. Tablet & 4. Desktop
2. A Laptop Computer 65% of participants prefer to use smartphones and laptops, with 5% difference between the two. 30% of participants like to use a laptop. The number of people like to use laptops is equal to twice the number of people like to use desktop computers. Others participants like to use a tablet.
Draw a Pie Chart from the above information given.
Answer:
Devices used for accessing Internet
Laptop Smartphone 30% 35%
Desktop Tablet Computer 20% 15% 2. The recent survey shows that Indian Consumers more likely to Purchase a Smartphones compared Computers. In the year 2014 – 2018, the sales of computers steadily increased by $5 million. Smartphone sales remained level at $10 million until 2016 and then increased dramatically, reaching $50 million dollars in 2018. Although they are still less than the value of computer sales, they are only $5 million behind. The money spend by consumers on Smartphones in the year 2017 is doubled in the year 2018.
Draw a Bar Chart from the above information given.
