The chart shows internet speeds in five different Australian cities in megabytes per second in 2005 and 2015. The graph shows the type of internet connections Australian people had in 2010.

The pie

chart

gives information about the variety of

internet

connections Australians had in the year 2010,

while

the bar graph presents a comparison of

internet

speed in several Australian cities between 2005 and 2015.

Overall

it can be seen from the pie

chart

that broadband was a highly popular type of

internet

access,

while

dial-up was not in demand over the given period.

It is clear that

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the

internet

speed increased rapidly within 10 years.

Furthermore

, Sydney showed the fastest test results whilst Brisbane the slowest in both 2005 and 2015 years. In detail, the pie

chart

illustrates that three-quarters of Australians - the majority were satisfied with broadband.

Although

just above one-third of people preferred mobile

internet

access rather than dial-up. Under two per cent chose to have it.

However

, it left just below one per cent of citizens, who did not have

internet

connection in 2010.

According to

data on the bar

chart

the quickest

internet

in 2005 was in Sydney. It reached

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approximately 13 megabytes per

second

,

while

the poorest speed was in Brisbane and showed just above 2 megabytes per

second

. It can be noticed that Perth City was

second

of five and was fixed on nearly 5 MBPS. By 2015 the

internet

speed rapidly went up compared with 2005. Sydney and Brisbane speeds visibly uplifted by approximately 1 MBPS.

Moreover

, in Melbourne, the quality of the

internet

jumped up from 2 to about 6 megabytes per

second

.