The provided chart demonstrates the proportion of accession of various types of technology in households in the United kingdom, during the course 5 years.
From overall perspective, all of the categories became more popular in every family. Furthermore, the CD player maintained to led the chart over the whole time scale.
Regarding the accession of CD player and Telephone in households. In the 1997, CD player dominated the chart with 60%, in the next year, it experienced a moderate increase of 10% before remaining unchanged from 1998 to 1999, then rise consistently to 80% in the last year. In the first year, Computer started at 40%, in the following 3 years, it displayed a positive growth of 15% before surging to 70% in 2001
Concerning to families access of Telephone, DVD player and Internet. In the initial year, Telephone and DVD player occupied 20% and 25% of households accession, respectively, in the following year, Telephone maintained a steady rate before representing a huge uplift to 70% in the last year, becoming the second most popular category. Conversely, in 1998, there was a noticeable drop in DVD player, before it recovered to roughly 28% in 2000, and maintaining its upward trend to 50%. Internet was reported as the least popular category in the 1997, in the following year, it went up steadily to 20% before stabilizing at the same level until 1999, then surging to 60% in the last year, after surpassing the DVD player in 2000