The chart below gives information about computer ownership in the US from 1997 to 2012. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.

The line chart reveals

computer

ownership

in the United States between 1997 and 2012, which are grouped into four categories (no

computer

,

one

computer

, two

computers

, and three or more

computers

).

Overall

, it is apparently seen that people without a

computer

had a downward trend,

while

a person who had

one

computer

experienced an upward trend.

In addition

, in the beginning, the

ownership

of no

computer

became the highest;

however

,

at the end

of the period, the

ownership

of

one

computer

was the highest. Looking at the chart in detail, in 1997, individuals without a

computer

started at just under 70%, followed by

one

computer

that begins at approximately a quarter. After that, the

ownership

of no

computer

moderately decreased from 2002 (stood at well above 50%) to 2012 (reached a lower percentage at a little less than 20%).

In contrast

, the

ownership

of

one

computer

was a notable rise from 2002 to the end of the period, which stood at just below 40% and a half, respectively.

Moreover

, owning two

computers

and three or more

computers

started at a small number (below a tenth).

Then

, both grew gradually for the following five periods and stood at around 30% combined.