The line graph gives information about changing trends of personal use CD players, Mobile phone, Home computer and Internet access in the UK households from 1996 to 2003.
Overall, in the 1996 the most popular access to modern technology was CD players and it still continued to be the most popular in the 2003 on the contrary people began to use more often Mobile phone. Influence of Mobile phones on access to modern technology has changed from 19 to 70 percent and almost the same situation with the Internet within 7 years.
On the one hand, the quantity of users who choose Home computer and CD players were staidly growing and it has increased by 20 percent over the period shown in the graph.
On the other hand, although in the 1996 Mobile phones were not popular with 19 percent, already in 1999 they were equal to the number of users and in the 2003 it were between CD player and Home computer.
The line graph gives information about changing trends of personal
use
CD
players
, Mobile
phone
, Home computer and Internet access in the UK households from 1996 to 2003.
Overall
, in the 1996 the most popular access to modern technology was CD
players
and it
still
continued to be the most popular in the 2003
on the contrary
people
began to
use
more
often
Mobile
phone
. Influence of Mobile
phones
on access to modern technology has
changed
from 19 to 70 percent and almost the same situation with the Internet within 7 years.
On the one hand, the quantity of users who choose Home computer and CD
players
were
staidly
growing and it has increased by 20 percent over the period shown in the graph.
On the other hand
, although in the 1996 Mobile
phones
were not popular with 19 percent, already in 1999 they were equal to the number of users and in the 2003 it were between CD
player
and Home computer.