This line graph illustrates the proportion of computer possession in each family in a country from 1997 to 2011.
In this line graph, it is clear that the computer possession in each home in one European country is increased greatly between 1997 and 2011. The proportion of families having no computers(47%) is the largest in 1997, but this proportion declines greatly and only 23% of families having no computer in 2011. The percentage of three or more computers possession by household in this country grows steadily from 1997(44%) to 2011(45%). Most of families had three or more computers in 2011. There was 6% of homes in this European having two computers, and this figure increases greatly to 27% in 2011. It is noticeable that the figure of two computers possession by household in this country is as same as the figure of no computers. Only 1% of families had one computer only, least commonsense in 1997. This figure grows sharply and there were 9% of one computer possession by household in this European country.
We can find from the line graph that there are a trend from 1997 to 2011 that the computer possession by household in one European country increased greatly.