The graph below shows the changing patters of access to modern technology in homes in the UK.
The line chart demonstrates four modern technologies and their trends in
UK
households between 1994 to 2008.
Overall
, all four technologies show an upward trend during the period.
In
1994 to 1995, the CD Change preposition
From
player
was the only contemporary technology to appear in the chart, owned by nearly 50% of UK
families. In the next year, mobile phones, first introduced in homes in the UK
, accounted for 20%, while
the percentage of CD players was three times more. During
1998 to 1999, the Change preposition
From
Internet
was invented, with 10% of UK
households having an Internet
connection.
DVD player
first appeared in UK
in 2002, owned by nearly 30% of Correct article usage
the UK
UK
families, Then
DVD
Correct article usage
the DVD
player
became to overtake Internet
and mobile phone, and finally
become the most popular technology in the chart in 2008 with nearly 90% of UK
family user, followed by CD player
, mobile phone and Internet
connection with 85%, 80% and 70% respectively.Submitted by yienliu0019 on
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