The line graph given illustrates the rate of owning four different types of electronic gadgets among households between 1995 and 2015.
Overall, the ownership rate of MP3 players, mobile phones, computers, and tablets showed an upward trend throughout the period. It is also noticeable that the least drastic shift was seen in the rate of owning MP3 players.
Looking at the chart in more detail, the ownership proportion of mobile phones, and computers started at a roughly similar level, which exhibited 10%. The rate of owning mobile phones then surged to approximately 70% in the next five years before increasing significantly to around 95% in the last year. Similarly, the percentage of computers belonging to families increased dramatically to roughly 60% in 2005 and continuously went up to 95% in 2015. While tablets were virtually not used by families until about 2003. The percentage of tablets owned experienced a rise of roughly 20% in mid-2007 and then bounced to approximately 65% in 2010. This figure still went up and ended at just over 80% at the end of the period.
In terms of the last device, the proportion of MP3 players owned started at nearly 15% in the first year. This data increased moderately to around 25% in 2000 and climbed to over 40% in 2015.