Given bar chart illustrates the ownership of landline phones per 1000 of population in nine countries in a period from 2000 to 2004.
In average, having a landline telephones among people tended to have a negative trend-down. Subsequently, tree countries reached zero ownership per thousands people. Nonetheless, we can notice that more Cambodians started using landline phones. Hence, every countrys citizens found this communicating device either more or less convinience for usage.
Since Singapore is one of the most techologically developed place, there is the vastest number of people owning landline phones, almost every second individual had that device during all period of diagram time. After, there is a Brunei Darussalam, where approximately one forth use this kind of phones as well.
Much less popularity observed in Asian countries such as Philippiness, Thailand and Vietnam.
Above 100 and less ownerships per 1000 people were documented. And the minimum ownership were recorded in a row countries such as Indonesia, Cambodia, Lao PDR and Myanmar, where only 0-50 persons have ownerships of landline telephones.