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The image displays a line graph titled "Average prices of 'high-tech gadgets' in Somecountry" plotting US dollars on the y-axis (ranging from 500 to 4500, increments of 500) and time on the x-axis (from 2004 Jul-Dec to 2006 Jul-Dec). It compares the price trends of two products: Navigation systems, starting at ~4300 USD in 2004 Jul-Dec, ~4000 in 2005 Jan-Jun, ~3750 in 2005 Jul-Dec, increasing to ~3950 in 2006 Jan-Jun, and dropping to ~3750 in 2006 Jul-Dec; Smart phones, starting at ~2000 USD in 2004 Jul-Dec, decreasing to ~1750 in 2005 Jan-Jun, ~1550 in 2005 Jul-Dec, slightly rising to ~1575 in 2006 Jan-Jun, and reducing again to ~1400 in 2006 Jul-Dec.
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The given line graph illustrates the trend of high-tech device prices in Somecountry.
The data includes two types of gadgets, navigation systems and smart phones. Price of both devices experienced a fluctuating downwards trend but smart phones remained cheaper to navigation systems at all times.
In the summer of 2004, navigation systems were reasonably more expensive ($4000) than smartphones. Despite fluctuating, the cost of the device decreased significantly in a span of two years. The final value was nearly $2700, 1300 dollars less compared to two years ago.
Furthermore, the price of the smartphones were $1000 cheaper than the other device in 2004. The cost followed a downwards trend but in the end it resulted in a small fall. During the summer of 2006, its price stood at nearly 2700 dollars.
In conclusion, both of the gadgets experienced a comparable trend and the prices fell. In the end the costs were similar to each other.
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