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The image presents a bar chart showing the percentage of different age groups using four types of devices: smartphone, tablet, laptop, and e-reader. 12-24-year-olds: smartphone (~90%), tablet (~35%), laptop (~80%), e-reader (~20%); 25-50-year-olds: smartphone (~85%), tablet (~50%), laptop (~75%), e-reader (~30%); 51-75-year-olds: smartphone (~60%), tablet (~40%), laptop (~65%), e-reader (~25%); 76 years+: smartphone (~30%), tablet (~20%), laptop (~35%), e-reader (~10%). The y-axis indicates percentage from 0 to 100%, and the x-axis lists the devices. Each device has four bars corresponding to the four age groups.
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The bar chart depicts the 4 different types of electronic devices used by Australian people in year 2000. Overall Smartphone was most popular among teenagers,whereas e-reader had almost no user.In contrast e-reader was popular amongst the most oldest age group.
The smartphone user percentage decreases as the age group gets older. adolescents: 65%; Middleage: 40%; 51-75: 30%; 76+ age group which is the oldest, had the least: 5% respectively.25-50 year olds was seen dominating in popularity on tablet devices,However tablet was unfavoured by older age groups as only 4% of 76+ year olds used it.
Laptop and e-reader devices were tend to be used by old folks.Almost 70% of people using laptop was by 51+ age people,remaining small percent was filled by teen and middleage people.E-reader was used solely by 76+ year olds with little over 60% the rest was by the other 3 age groups
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