The curve line reveals the shifting percentage of the modern technological access in households in the UK from 1995 to 2008.
Generally, the household technology percentages grew up consistently over the year. It could be shown that the mobile phone led the majority growth, while the internet connection showed contrastly, even though it continued to rise.
Among the household technologies in UK from 1994-2008, the mobile phone could be the first usage with the highest growth by 20% to 100%. Continously to the second household, namely CD player, which rose up by 60 to around 90%, closely to mobile phone.
DVD player and internet connection were similar to the mobile phone and CD player, showing not much different percents. However, internet connection was the third position, accounting approximately 70% at 2008. While, the last household refered to DVD player, which kept increasing from 0% to closely 80% over the period.
