Presented for consideration is a line graph depicting the percentage of households possessing five different technology gadgets between 1997 and 2001.
Upon initial observation, over the period, more households had more kinds of technology. While the telephone sector exhibited the greatest disparity, CD player figure posed minimal rise.
In closer detail, in terms of the predominant figure- CD player, gradually climbed from 60% to 80% in 2001. Besides, the computer was the second most popular gadget with 40% in 1997. This data then reached a half of overall population in 1999 and ended up at 70% at the third position.
Shifting attention to the telephone sector, while a consistency was recorded from 1997 to 1998 at 20%, this figure surged remarkably to about 75% at the end, surpassing computers to take over its position. Similarly, the Internet underwent a notable escalation with 50% disparity, commencing at 10%. LAstly, DVD player shown a steadily dip, starting at over 25% than reached 15% in 1998 and ended up with an increase to precisely a half of the former.