The given line graph compares the percentage of electric gadget users in the UK in 1996 with that in 2003.
Overall, it can be seen that all means of access to technology witnessed an upward trend throughout the period. Most significantly, CD player remained the most preferred technology over the years.
In 1996, CD player owners made up 60% of the UK population and increased steadily to over 80% in the end. The internet, however, was not as popular as CD players, with only 10% usage rate in 1998, the year in which it was invented, and more than 40% in 2003.
The other two means of access underwent a quite noticeable change, where the shift in consumer behavior/preference happened between 1998 and 2000. At the beginning, mobile phone accessibility had the lowest figure, with only under 20%. However, in 2003, with 70% of the population owning this means of access, it ended in second place. Meanwhile, home computer possession rate grew by only 10% throughout the whole period.
