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Band 6+: The bar chart below shows the different types of electronic devices used by people in Australia in 2008. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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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 compares the proportion of Australians from four different age groups using four various types of electronic devices – smartphone, tablet, laptop, and e-reader – in 2008.

Overall, smartphone and tablet usage was highest among younger people, whereas older people mostly preferred laptop and e-reader. It is evident that, smartphone had the highest usage, while e-reader saw the lowest figure.

Starting with smartphones, usage was staggeringly higher among younger Australians, with around 64% of those aged 12-24, compared with those aged 25-50 only about 30%. While e-readers were the least popular among the youngest people with only around 1%, they were moderately used by middle-aged ones, at about 4%. Tablets were used by 28% of the youngest group and 40% of those aged 25-50, making them the second popular item. Laptops were used moderately, with only 6% and 11%, respectively, among youngest and middle-aged people.

Regarding 51-75 and 76+ year old people showed the highest usage of laptops and e-readers. While e-readers became the leading device with just over 60% among the oldest people, the reverse was true for in the 51-75 age group. However, people in the 51-75 age range continuously showed slightly higher percentages in the usage of laptops, smartphones, and tablets than 76+ year olds.

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