The chart visualises the percentage of families in a metropolis that possess different types of gadgets in the year 2010 and 2020. It systematically shows the migration of digital technologies from macrotechnology to nanotechnology.
On one hand, the number of households that owned desktop computer was significantly higher in 2010 with about 70% but reduced to 40% in 2020, futhermore, the families that possess laptop in 2010 are 30% while in 2020 it increased to 60%.
On the other hand, it was seen that smartphone was not regularly owned by so many in 2010, about 20% households held smartphones then compared to 2020 where it was commonly possessed by almost all the families which is 80%, the growth of smartphone owned by families over the years is similar to that of the tablet, which shows as of 2010, only 10% of households was in possession of it but in 2020 it significantly increased to 50%.
In conclusion, digital technologies have managed to grow from macro to nano technologies, where desktop computer that was on the rise in 2010 but dropped dramatically in 2020 but laptop, smartphone and tablet which was less owned by households in 2010 is seen to increasingly held by households in 2020.
