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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 illustrates the percentage of households in five different nations that had access to four different kinds of modern technology from 2010 to 2020.

Overall, the figures for five countries showed an upward trend over the period. Notably, the proportion of households in Brazil with access to modern technology increased sharply throughout the period.

Regarding internet access, the data of internet access in the USA increased sharply from 75% to 95%, followed by the UK, where rose from 70% in 2010 to 93% in 2020.Additionally, Japan had 80% in 2010, this figure reached 97% in 2020. Moreover, the data for Germany increased gradually to 90% from 68%.Notably, the figure for Brazil climbed sharply to 35% by a decade.Turning to mobile phones,Japan had the highest proportion at 90%, followed by the USA at 85%, these figures went up moderately to 99% and 98% respectively. In addition, the percentage of households in the UK and Germany climbed from 80% and 75% to 96% and 94%.Furthermore, Brazil experienced a rise 30% by 10 years.

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