The bar chart illustrates the percentage of households in the USA buying different types of electronic gadgets in 2005 and 2020.
Overall, the highest figure stood at 55% for desktop computers while the lowest rate was 5% for smart TVs in 2005. When it comes to the year 2020, smartphone purchases were recorded at 75%, which was the largest proportion. However, the opposite pattern was observed in the ownership of desktop computers in 2020, which stood at 40%.
Looking first at buying electronic devices in 2020, there was a greater tendency to purchase electronics compared to the 2005. Smartphones ownership had the highest proportion at 75%, followed by laptop purchases, which were at 65%. The figure for desktop computers and the rate for tablets reached approximately the same amount. The ownership of smart TVs accounted for 50%.
In 2005, there was a massive gap between the highest and lowest figures, which stood at 55% and 5% respectively, followed by the amount of laptop ownership at 25%. Besides, a similar trend was observed in the figure for smartphones and tablets roughly at 10%.
