The graph shows the percentage of households in the UK that had different kinds of technology between 1997 and 2001.
Overall, it is clear that the percentage of households owning most technologies increased over the period. CD players and telephones were the most popular items, while the Internet and DVD players showed the fastest growth.
In 1997, about 60% of households had a CD player, and this figure rose gradually to around 80% in 2001. Telephone ownership was also high, increasing from approximately 40% to about 70% over the same period. Computer ownership showed a steady rise as well.
On the other hand, fewer homes had Internet access and DVD players at the beginning. Internet use grew significantly from about 20% in 1997 to around 60% in 2001. Similarly, DVD players increased sharply, especially after 1999, reaching nearly 50% by the end of the period.I hope in the future will be more progress
