Moving forward, the best solution to know this sort of thing is to get Google Analytics setup on your Marketo hosted landing pages so you can view the data in GA by device. If you're interested in doing it, you can setup cross domain tracking in GA to capture traffic to both your parent domain (www.example.com) AND your Marketo hosted subdomain (pages.example.com).
Google has more documentation on GA's website, but here's a high level overview of what that process entail.
Basically, you add your normal web domain's GA code to your Marketo hosted subdomain (pages.example.com or whatever it may be). Then in your GA view filters, you append the entire domain URL to the GA logged URL. Basically, it'll actually log www.domain.com/page instead of just domain.com/page. This will allow your subdomain traffic to be tracked along-side your main site's traffic in a single view of GA.
From there, in regular old GA Page reports, you can filter based on "Hostname" which is where you'd define the "www." traffic or the "pages." traffic. You can find the landing page in question and add your secondary dimension of device type to see traffic by desktop/tablet/mobile. Of course, this is only forward facing as MORE traffic comes to your pages, but f you get this setup and integrated into your Marketo LP templates now you'll begin to capture this kind of data. Additionally, my team also setup some goal tracking via for Marketo form fills in this subdomain so we can track form completions by traffic source right in GA alongside our other site data and conversion reports.
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