The line graph outlines the selling price of two advanced products, namely navigation systems and smart phones, in Somecountry between the last six months of 2004 and the last six months of 2006. It can be clearly seen that there is a considerable decrease seen in the pricing of navigation systems compared to mobile phones.
In July-December of 2004, the overall price of navigation device was higher than smart phones. The former started at nearly $4, 000 USD while the latter was sold at around $3, 100 USD. In the next six months, both items were priced at a lower value slipping to $3, 300 and $2, 800 USD (navigation systems and phones respectively). The pricing for navigation systems continued to drop to $3, 100 USD in the following 6 months. Conversely, mobile phone prices went up marginally by around $100 USD. In the first half of 2006, the pricing trend changed for both products as navigation devices saw a rise to $3, 400 USD while phones dipped to $2, 700 USD. By the end of the year 2006, both items were sold at exactly the same price of $2, 700 USD.
To sum up, it is evident that over the course of 2 years high tech gadgets declined in price and the more expensive product suffered a more significant price drop.
The line graph outlines the selling
price
of two advanced products,
namely
navigation
systems
and smart
phones
, in
Somecountry
between the last six
months
of 2004 and the last six
months
of 2006. It can be
clearly
seen
that there is a considerable decrease
seen
in the pricing of
navigation
systems
compared to mobile phones.
In July-December of 2004, the
overall
price
of
navigation
device was higher than smart
phones
. The former
started
at
nearly
$4, 000 USD while the latter
was sold
at around $3, 100 USD. In the
next
six
months
, both items
were priced
at a lower value slipping to $3, 300 and $2, 800 USD
(navigation
systems
and
phones
respectively
). The pricing for
navigation
systems
continued to drop to $3, 100 USD in the following 6
months
.
Conversely
, mobile
phone
prices
went up
marginally
by around $100 USD. In the
first
half of 2006, the pricing trend
changed
for both products as
navigation
devices
saw
a rise to $3, 400 USD while
phones
dipped to $2, 700 USD. By the
end
of the year 2006, both items
were sold
at exactly the same
price
of $2, 700 USD.
To sum up, it is evident that over the course of 2 years high tech gadgets declined in
price
and the more expensive product suffered a more significant
price
drop.