The table below shows the percentage of household and electronic goods in New Zealand in 2002 and 2020

The table provides information about the percentage of

households

in New Zealand which owned different types of electronic goods between 2002 and 2020.

Overall

, the percentages of

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that possessed( Sở hữu) washing

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machines

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, color

TV

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,

computer

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, cell

phone

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phones

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,

dishwasher

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, and digital

camera

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cameras

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increased,

while

the reverse was true for the figures for video

recorder

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. In 2002, washing machines and

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TV were

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most popularly owned electronic goods, with 97% and 95% of

households

owning them, respectively.In 2020, the percentages increased even more, ranging from 98% to 99%.

In contrast

,video recorders

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owned by 75% of

household

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in 2002, after that, decreased to 60% in 2020. Meanwhile, cell

phone

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and digital

camera

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were not the most popular electronic goods among

households

in

this

nation,

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ownership rates

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increased dramatically from 2002 to 2020.

While

only 2% owned a digital camera and 20% had a cell phone in 2002, the proportions increased to 40% and 80% after only 18 years.