Lenovo produces laptops and tablets. What will happen to the supply of Lenovo tablets if laptops become less popular? Four graphs show Quantity along the horizontal axes and Price along the vertical axes. The first graph labeled A shows a positive Old supply curve extending from the bottom-left to the top-right portion of the first quadrant. A positive New supply curve lies to the right of Old supply and extends from the bottom-left to the top-right portion of the first quadrant. A rightward arrow points from Old supply to New supply. The second graph labeled B shows a positive Supply curve extending from the bottom-left to the top-right portion of the first quadrant. Two points A and B are marked on Supply. Point A lies above point B. Two dotted lines from Point A meet the vertical axis at Old price and the horizontal axis at Old quantity, respectively. Two dotted lines from point B meet the vertical axis at New price and the horizontal axis at New quantity. Old price is above New price. A downward arrow points from A to B, and another downward arrow points from Old price to New price. Old quantity lies to the right