The chart below shows the percentage of households owning four types of electronic devices between 1995 and 2015. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant. (line graph)

The line graph provides information about the percentage of households with four electronic

devices

(MP3, Mobile Phone, Computer and Tablet) from 1995 to 2015.

Overall

,

it is clear that

although

cell phone was the biggest per

cent

, output fell there and in the tablet over the period. Meanwhile, there were significant rises in households with electronic computers. In 1995, the number of electronic

devices

and mobile phones rapidly increased showing

this

graph of almost 71 per

cent

in 2000 and there was no fluctuation in these

devices

just a slight rise after the top of the per

cent

of almost 100 in 2015 over the period. MP3 started at almost 15 per

cent

but there was no fluctuation, just a 41 per

cent

increase by the end of the year.

However

, and despite the surge in the 20s, computer

devices

were different, cell phone and monitor starting points were the same by just almost 10 per

cent

, computers rapidly increased the same point in mobile phones and the end of the year.

By contrast

, Tablet was the different, maybe in 2003 starting point, just an almost few increased and there were two fluctuated, and end of the year in 2015 these

devices

third position by almost 81 per

cent

.