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Band 6+: The table below shows the percentage of households in five countries with access to four types of modern technology in 2010 and 2020.Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image contains a table showing the percentage of households with access to four technologies in five countries for 2010 and 2020. For the USA, the data for 2010 to 2020 was: Internet Access 75% to 95%, Mobile Phones 85% to 98%, Computers 70% to 88%, and Smart TVs 25% to 60%. For the UK: Internet Access 70% to 93%, Mobile Phones 80% to 96%, Computers 68% to 85%, and Smart TVs 20% to 55%. For Japan: Internet Access 80% to 97%, Mobile Phones 90% to 99%, Computers 78% to 91%, and Smart TVs 30% to 65%. For Germany: Internet Access 68% to 90%, Mobile Phones 75% to 94%, Computers 66% to 83%, and Smart TVs 22% to 58%. For Brazil: Internet Access 40% to 75%, Mobile Phones 60% to 90%, Computers 35% to 70%, and Smart TVs 10% to 45%.
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The table above shown the amount of changes in households from 5 different countries that had access to 4 different types of modern technology which is consist of internet access, mobile phones, computers and smart TVs in comparison from 2010 and 2020, which are calculated in percentages.

It is definetely a fact that each countries might have different rate of changes for each technologies eqquiped. To simplify the relevant information, firstly comparison will be taken from each technologies from different countries with the highest changes and will be followed with the least amount of changes in it. Starting with internet access, where according to the data provided the highest counrtry with increase amount in this technology is Brazil with an increase of 35% in the last 10 years, and followed by Japan with the least value of 17%. Moving on, Brazil also did experience a significant increase with the value of 30% in mobil phones technology, meanwhile Japan again shown the least improvement throughout the last 10 years with value only 9%.

Halfway to go, Brazil already shown a good progress compared to other countries improvement. Another technology, Computers improvement also led by Brazil with changes as much as 35% and after followed again by Japan with only improvement of 13%. Lastly, looking at the numbers of smart TVs, it can be identified that there is this pattern where almost all countries incline in the same amount of 35%, except for Germany which are ahead of by 1% only. As for other countries in the list, they all experienced incline in the normal range between Brazil and Japan.

Overall, it can be concluded that Brazil improve the most for the last 10 years, and Japan improved the least in the field of modern technology compared to the other 4 countries provided.

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