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The given line graph illustrates how many computers belonged to houses in specific country in Europe over the period of 14 years, beginning at 1997. In general, it is obvious that the number of household possess two and three or more computers increased throughout the period, whereas the opposite pattern was seen in the figure for houses didn't have any computers. Notably, the quantity of houses had only one computer unchanged and it is the highest number in the graph over the period shown. Looking for the detailed features, the percentage of houses had two electronic devices stood at aroung 10% in the initial year, whereas at that moment, there is no data for the houses possessed three or more computers. Until 2003, the figure for household had more than two computers increased to only around 5%, in terms for the house had 2 computers, this number moderatly climbed up to 15% in the same year. The figures for house possessed two electronic devices continued growed, and eventually end at nearly 30%, which was nearly three times higher than the figure for three or more computers. As for only one computer, in 1997, it started at 45% and after some minor fluctuations, the figure for them was unchanged, making them the highest proportion over the period of 14 years. Despite beginning at the highest point, the number of people didn't possess any electronic applications dramatically fall to approximately 20% in the end of the period. It means that the access of technological advancements in daily lives.