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The image shows annual numbers of rentals and sales of VHS, DVDs, and Blu-ray discs from 2002 to 2011. Rentals: 2002 at ~185,000, 2003 at ~160,000, 2004 at ~175,000, 2005 at ~210,000, 2006 at ~220,000, 2007 at ~215,000, 2008 at ~210,000, 2009 at ~190,000, 2010 at ~160,000, 2011 at ~150,000. VHS sales: 2002 at ~85,000, 2003 at ~60,000, 2004 at ~20,000. DVD sales: 2002 at ~50,000, 2003 at ~90,000, 2004 at ~140,000, 2005 at ~210,000, 2006 at ~225,000, 2007 at ~215,000, 2008 at ~195,000, 2009 at ~165,000, 2010 at ~125,000, 2011 at ~80,000. Blu-ray sales: 2007 at ~10,000, 2008 at ~40,000, 2009 at ~65,000, 2010 at ~110,000, 2011 at ~130,000.
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The chart illustrates information about the annual number of rentals and sales (VHS, DVD, Blu-ray) of films from particular store between 2002 and 2011.
Overall, it is noticeable that the amount of rentals decreased steadily, while DVD sales showed a rose sharply. In addition, VHS sales showed a decline at their finish when Blu-ray sales occupy their local in sales.
In 2002, the rentals stood at approximately 175,000, while DVD started at roughly 50,000 sales. Over the years, the rentals declined at around 140,000 and dvd sales climbed at 210,000 by 2006. In 2011, rentals dropped gradually at approximately 55,000 and dvd decrease slowed to 180,000 sales.
By contrast, VHS started at roughly 85,000 sales by 2002, over the following years dropped at their finish by 2006. In 2007, the Blu-ray began at above 10,000 sales, over the years rose gradually, finishing 15,000 sales by 2011. Throughout, the dvd sales showed higher scores than other rentals and sales.
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