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The image displays a bar graph comparing sales of computers and smartphones from 2011 to 2015. Sales are represented in millions of dollars on the vertical axis ranging from 0 to 60. For computers: 2011 - around 20 million, 2012 - slightly below 20 million, 2013 - around 22 million, 2014 - approximately 20 million, 2015 - around 18 million. For smartphones: 2011 - about 17 million, 2012 - approximately 28 million, 2013 - around 33 million, 2014 - nearly 40 million, 2015 - around 53 million. The graph shows an increasing trend in smartphone sales and a relatively stable trend in computer sales over the specified years.
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The supplied bar chart shows data about sales in country X (million dollars) of both computers and smartphones over the 4-year period between 2011 and 2015.
As can be seen, the number of bought smartphones in each year has been rising drastically in contrast to spendings in computers, which exhibited a mild hike, remaining in big figures throughout the time-period.
The sales of smartphones remained constant between 2011 and 2013 at 10 millions, at which point they leaped swiftly to 30 millions. Although the amount of smartphones sold started low, it culminated by 2015 just slightly under the PCs vended at roughly 45 millions.
Regarding computers in 2011, sale figures stood at 30 millions already before inclining moderately. Additionally, 2015 witnessed an apex accounting 50 millions with spendings on smartphones rapidly catching up after PCs.
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