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The pie charts below show the types of music media used from 1990 to 2010. v.1

The pie charts below show the types of music media used from 1990 to 2010. v. 1
The given diagrams show how the music had been stored and listened to using different storage units in three different decades with a 10 years interval. As can be seen, CD dominated the music storage in the 90s while MP3 became the primary means of music recording in 2010. As is observed from the given illustration, Compact Disk (abbreviated as CD) was the most widely used storage type to save and retrieve songs in the 90s. In this year more than half of the music was stored and sold using this media. One-quarter use of Cassette for music enlisted it as the second most popular music media in this year while Vinyl Record was used to record the least percentages of music. After ten years, the scenario changed dramatically and Vinyl Record and cassette were no longer used. The CD consumed the whole market and its use increased remarkably to 95% for music. MP3 was introduced in this year but only 5% of its usage to store music reflects its scarcity at that time. Finally, in 2010, MP3, also known as Digital Audio, consumed the market of CD and 60% use of this media indicates its huge popularity in the 2010s. Interestingly the Vinyl Record was back in this decade with its 5% market share to store music while the CD was still the second popular music storage type though observed a significant decrease of its use compared to 10 years ago.
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music
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different
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storage
units in three
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decades with a 10 years interval. As can be
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seen
, CD dominated the
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music
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storage
in the 90s while MP3 became the primary means of
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music
recording in 2010.

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is observed
from the
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illustration, Compact Disk (abbreviated as
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CD)
was the most
widely
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used
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storage
type to save and retrieve songs in the 90s. In this
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year
more than half of the
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music
was stored
and sold using
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media. One-quarter
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use
of Cassette for
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music
enlisted it as the second most popular
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music
media in this
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year
while Vinyl
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Record
was
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used
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record
the least percentages of
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music
. After ten years, the scenario
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changed
dramatically
and Vinyl
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Record
and cassette were no longer
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used
. The CD consumed the whole market and its
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use
increased
remarkably
to 95% for
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music
. MP3
was introduced
in this
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only
5% of its usage to store
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music
reflects its scarcity at that time.
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, in 2010, MP3,
also
known as Digital Audio, consumed the market of CD and 60%
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use
of this media indicates its huge popularity in the 2010s.
Interestingly
the Vinyl
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Record
was back in this decade with its 5% market share to store
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music
while the CD was
still
the second popular
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music
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storage
type though observed a significant decrease of its
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use
compared to 10 years ago.
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IELTS academic The pie charts below show the types of music media used from 1990 to 2010. v. 1

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