The chart below shows the percentage of households owning four types of electronic devices between 1995 and 2015.

The line graph illustrates the information on the ownership of electronic appliances in the period 1995 to 2015.

Overall

, the proportion of all types of devices including MP3 Players, mobile phones, computers, and tablets indicated an upward trend during the period.

However

, the ratio of owning MP3 Players showed a stable rise

while

the percentage of the other devices was sharply rising. Looking for more details, MP3 Players were owned by around 15% in 1995 and the ratio steadily increased to more than 20% in 2000. After the year, the ratio continuously rose ending at 40% in 2015. The ownership of mobile phones was approximately 5% in 1995,

nevertheless

, it sharply rose to 70% in 2000 and continuously grew to reach 95% in 2015. The percentage of owning computers was rated at 5% in 1995 as well and the rate noticeably climbed to achieve the same level as the percentage of owning mobile phones in 2015.

Whereas

the owning of tablets was at its lowest point in 1995 at 0%, it moderately increased to nearly 20% around the year 2018 and significantly rose to 80% in 2015.