The bar chart illustrates the percentage of households in four countries – UK, Germany, France and Spain that owned three different types of electronic devices.
Overall, smartphone constituted the largest proportion in all the countries surveyed, with the UK recording the highest figure, closely followed by Germany, whereas tablet made up the smallest share. Notably, tablet ownership showed only minor variations among the countries, except in the UK which stood out with a higher proportion.
Smartphone ownership recorded the highest figure in all countries, particularly in the UK at 88%, followed by Germany and France, at 84% and 81% respectively. While Spain ownership stood at 76%.
For laptop, the UK was dominant country, with 82%, closely followed by Germany at 80%. In France, the proportion of household owning 78%, while Spain ranked last, at 73%.
Regarding tablet, the UK topped the list again, at 68%. Germany, France and Spain tablet possessions ranged from 60% to 65.