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The image contains two graphs showing computer ownership by year and by education level. The first graph indicates computer ownership from 2002 to 2010, showing a gradual increase from approximately 60% to slightly over 70%. The second graph compares computer ownership in 2002 and 2010 among different education levels: no high school diploma shows ownership increasing from just under 30% to about 50%; high school graduate from around 55% to roughly 65%; college (incomplete) from about 65% to just under 80%; bachelor's degree from approximately 80% to about 90%; and postgraduate qualification from just under 90% to a little over 95%.
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The bar chart below shows the population propostion of computer ownership over a period of 8 years. This chart also compares the percentage by looking at level education of the users over the same period.
It is clear that the number of computer ownership is rising steadily from 2008 to 2010. The figure of people who has their own computer for 2002 only reached almost 60 percent, whereas it is increased significantly to the number of nearly 80 percent in 2010.
The number of computer ownership by education level is also showing a growth in years. Every categories shows a surge around 20 percent from 2002 and 2010. The highest number of user is still won by postgraduate qualification category that peaked nearly 80 percent in 2002 and increased to 90 percent 8 years later. In 2002, computer owners of no high school diploma did not even reach 20 percent, but the users increased to the number of 40 percent in 2010.
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