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The line chart illustrates the proportion of households that owned a computer in a European country from 1997 to 2011. Overall, what stands out from the chart is that the percentage of the proportion of households with no computers decreased significantly, while the ownership of two or more computers saw a steady upward trend. Moreover, possessing a computer show a consistent popularity throughout the period. In terms of the data of single-computer households and households without a computer, which were the highest rate in most of the time. Nearly 48% of households did not buy any computer in the first two years, Then, it declined noticeably to about 23% in 2011. Although ranking second from 1997 to 1999, the figure for single-computer households fluctuated around 45%, surpassing those of no computer in order to rank first in the final year. Regarding households with two-computers and its corresponding figure for three or more computers, which had a mirror trend. Initially, the ownership of two computers documented nearly 6%, followed by a dramatic surge to approximately 30%, overtaking those of none computer in the last two years. Lastly, the percentage of household possessing more than three computers remained a consistent rate by 0%, prior to a slight rise to 8% in 2011.