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The image depicts a bar chart with annual rentals and sales of films from 2002 to 2011. From 2002 to 2011: Rentals (in thousands) - 185,000 (2002), 195,000 (2003), 210,000 (2004), 210,000 (2005), 200,000 (2006), 200,000 (2007), 195,000 (2008), 210,000 (2009), 175,000 (2010), 145,000 (2011); VHS sales: approximately 85,000 (2002), 65,000 (2003), 45,000 (2004), 20,000 (2005), <5,000 (2006), 0 for subsequent years; DVD sales: 45,000 (2002), 90,000 (2003), 130,000 (2004), 150,000 (2005), 155,000 (2006), 155,000 (2007), 165,000 (2008), 185,000 (2009), 160,000 (2010), 110,000 (2011); Blu-ray sales: 0 until 2007, approximately 5,000 (2008), 10,000 (2009), 13,000 (2010), nearing 15,000 (2011).
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The bar chart compares the yearly figure of rentals and sales in 4 different formats (Rentals, VHS, DVD, Blu ray) of film from a specific store from 2002 to 2011.
Overall, DVD sales recorded the higestest figures from 2004 till 2011. on the other hand Blue-ray sales represented least sales throughout the period. while rentals showed a downward trend from begining 2002 to an end 2011. lastly VSH sales vanished after 2005.
In 2002, DVDs sales stood at approximately 48,000 then it reached at a peak of aound 215,000 by 2007 and it was then slightly decrease from 2008 to 2011 by 180,000. Annual sales of rentals stood at 185,000 in 2002 and it is then decline further to 60,000 in 2011.
By contrast, VHS sales stood at 85,000 before declining further to 10,000 from 2002 to 2005 whereas, Blu-ray sales start generated from 2007 by only 5,000 approx. and it then further increase to 7,000 approx. by 2011.
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