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The image features a line graph titled "Percentage of Households" with a vertical axis spanning from 0 to 90 in intervals of 10 and a horizontal axis marking the years 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, and 2001. The graph tracks five technologies: CD player, Telephone, Computer, Internet, and DVD player. Recorded data points by category across the years 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, and 2001 are: CD player: 60% (1997), 70% (1998), 70% (1999), 75% (2000), 80% (2001); Telephone: 20% (1997), 20% (1998), 30% (1999), 40% (2000), 75% (2001); Computer: 40% (1997), 45% (1998), 50% (1999), 55% (2000), 70% (2001); Internet: 10% (1997), 18% (1998), 20% (1999), 30% (2000), 60% (2001); DVD player: 26% (1997), 15% (1998), 20% (1999), 30% (2000), 50% (2001).
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The linegraph illustrates many technology ownership in the UK households between 1997 and 2001.
Overall, the ownership of all five technologies increased. CD players were the most popular technology throughout the period while the other technologies experienced the growth. In 1997, CD players were 60% of households. This figure grew steadily every year and reached 80% . Similarly, the percentage of households a telephone started at 40% in 1997 and rose significantly at about 75% in 2001.
In detail, home computers were owned by 20% of households in 1997. This number stayed level until 1998, after that it rose rapidly to 70% in 2001. Internet started at 26% in 1997, dropped to 15% in 1998, but then experienced a rise to 60% in the end of the year. Moreover, DVD players were the least popular technology at 10%, but ownership increased to 50% in 2001.
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