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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 illustrates the percentage of households with access to modern innovations across five different countries, between 2010 and 2020.
All countries had relatively increased percentage of household access to modern technologies, with Mobile phones being the most accessed, followed by the internet, computers, and lastly smart TVs.
Brazil, however, despite recording an increase in access still had the lowest household percentage among all the countries listed. Moreover, Japan garnered the highest percentage across all four types of modern technologies. Countries like the USA, UK, and Germany, despite the increase are listed relatively in the middle of the list, noting the increase but not significant enough to be outliers in the table.
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