The graph below shows the percentage of households with different kinds of technology in the U.S. from 1995 to 1999. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The line chart above illustrates the percentage of households and technologies present in the US namely, washing machines, computers, phones, internet, and DVD players from the

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1995 to the

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1999.

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, the washing machine dominated throughout the given period.

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, the phone showed the highest variation among its peers.

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with, the internet was the lowest among the rest of all starting from 10 per

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in the

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1995, rose to 19% in the

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1996, increased by 3 per

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in the following

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and in 1998 it reached 30 per

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of US market which

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ended up by 50 per

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in the

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1999.

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comes the phone with the highest deviation, which began at 18 % in the

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1995, soared to 20% in the adjacent

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, and levelled up in the following years

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reaching 65 per

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by the end of 1999. The washing machine depicted has discernible trend throughout ranging from 60 per

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in the

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1995 to 80 per

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in the

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1999 without dropping off in between.

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, the DVD player and Computer tried to keep up with the trend but the DVD player was affected by a slight drop in the

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1996 by 7 %.