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The image exhibits a line graph with four items plotted over years 1996/97, 1998/99, 2000/01, and 2002/03 in the UK: CD player, Mobile phone, Home computer, and Internet access. Data points: 1996/97 - CD player (60%), Mobile phone (18%), Home computer (30%), Internet access (10%); 1998/99 - CD player (68%), Mobile phone (38%), Home computer (40%), Internet access (20%); 2000/01 - CD player (80%), Mobile phone (58%), Home computer (50%), Internet access (40%); 2002/03 - CD player (90%), Mobile phone (75%), Home computer (60%), Internet access (58%). Trends show a consistent increase in percentage domestic access over the observed years for all items, with CD players being the most common technology followed by mobile phones, home computers, and internet access.
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The line graph demonstrates the changing patterns of domestic access to new technology in homes in percentage between 1998 and 2003 in the US.
Overall, it can be noticeable that CD player, Home computer, Internet access and Mobile phone have risen gradually without any fluctuations. Moreover, CD player consistently represents the largest percentages through years. However Internet access has remained smallest in comparison.
A CD player change pattern started at 60 percentages in 1996 and has increased steadily for 7 years. Meanwhile, Internet access change pattern started in 1998 at 10 percentages and has a dramatic jump through 5 years.
Home computer change pattern started at almost 30 percentages and had gradual growth for 7 years. Similarly, change pattern of mobile phone started in almost 20 percentages and steadily rose until between1999 and 2000 years, and has remained stable to 2000 years and rose slightly until 2003. In contrast, Home computer and Mobile phone has a same value in nearly 1999.
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