The table below shows the percentages of electronics products used in UK homes in 2005 and 2008 . Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparision where relevant.

The provided table illustrates habits related to the usage of electronic products in the UK in 2005 and 2008.

Overall

, the most popular machine was the washing one, with a 97% rate in 2002 and 90% in 2008.

However

, the digital camera was the least used device since only 2% of the population used it in 2005, and

although

this

amount surged dramatically to 40% in 2008, it still did not overtake other categories. Between the most and the least used machines, there were 5 other categories. 'Computer' and 'Video Recorder' were almost at the same level, each exceeding 50% in both years, with the computer predominance by a few per cent in 2008.

Nevertheless

, ''Dishwasher' and 'Cell phone' applied the same above-mentioned technique, each overtaking a 40% rate except in 2002, when 'Cell phone' did not surpass 35%. The

last

category is 'Color TV', which was really close to 'digital camera', but only a few per cent were insufficient to reach first place and it remained in second.