The bar chart illustrates the proportion of domestic owning different electronical appliances in a country in Europe in 2004 and 2008.
It can be clearly seen that in 2008, compared to the percentage of houses owning electrical devices was higher than in 2004. Most houses used television and telephone in both 2004 and 2008, whereas dishwasher made up the lowest share in both years.
In 2008, most individuals used television, making up nearly 100%. In contrast, dishwashers were used a small percentage of household, accounting for 30%. Around 92% houses represented usage of telephone, and this figure remained the same in 2008. The proportion of clothes dryer users represented nearly 75%, surpassing the percentage of microwave users.
In 2004, television and telephone contributed the highest proportion of household, reaching nearly 92%. Microwave and CD player made up around 65% and 72% respectively. While mobile phone contributed highest rate in 2008, in 2004 showed the least fraction of total.