The line graph illustrates the 
percentage
 level of households with Use synonyms
computer
, mobile Fix the agreement mistake
computers
phone
, MP3 Fix the agreement mistake
phones
player
 and Fix the agreement mistake
players
tablet
 from 1995 to 2015. 
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tablets
Overall
, Linking Words
it is clear that
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popularity
 of all four electronic devices increased over the period, Correct article usage
the popularity
while
 MP3 players that Linking Words
was
 the most popular at the beginning became the least favoured in the end. Change the verb form
were
Futhermore
,  smartphones and computers started and finished Correct your spelling
Furthermore
with
 the same level, despite some fluctuations.
In 1995, both phones and computers stood at just below 10 Change preposition
at
percent
. Change the spelling
per cent
However
, mobile phones witnessed a sharp climb Linking Words
by
 about 60% between 1995 and 2000. Change preposition
of
Following 
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this
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this
 value gradually rose to 95 Linking Words
percent
. The number of households owning Change the spelling
per cent
computer
 steadily increased during 20 years and reached the same peak as the Fix the agreement mistake
computers
percentage
 of families using Use synonyms
smart phones
 Correct your spelling
smartphones
in
 the end of the period. 
Regarding Change the preposition
at
to 
other types of Remove the preposition
apply
techological
 devices, the consumption of Correct your spelling
technological
table
 started only Fix the agreement mistake
tables
after 
in approximately 2007 and after that saw a slight increase in Change preposition
apply
following
 six years. Correct article usage
the following
Subsequently
, Linking Words
this
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percentage
 dramatically grew Use synonyms
up 
to just over 60%, Change preposition
apply
then
 peaked at nearly eight in ten households. Linking Words
In contrast
, the Linking Words
percentage
 of people with MP3 players slowly rose from 15 to 40%.Use synonyms