The data describes the percentage of the computer ownership from 2002 to 2010, and by the level of education between 2002 and 2010. It is clear that the population of computer ownership gradually increases and by level of education continue its upward trend both in 2002 and 2010. Starting at almost 60 percent of the population owned a computer in 2002 and steadily grow every 2 years reaching at around 80 percent in 2010. Computer ownership by level of education has an increasing trend in 2002, beginning with more than 10percent in non high school diploma, followed by 40 percent in high school graduate, more or less 60 % in college, an additional 10% in bachelor degree and 80% in post graduates population. In 2010 the same trend is noted, with higher figures at 40% in high school, and garnering the highest percentage for postgraduates in 2010 at 100%. One may conclude that the percentage of computer ownership grows every year and by level of education.
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The data describes the percentage of computer ownership as it corresponds to the level of education between 2002 and 2010. The data clearly shows that the population of computer ownership gradually increases with each level of education. In 2002 almost 60% of the population owned a computer with ownership steadily growing every 2 years reaching almost 80% in 2010.
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The data describes the percentage of computer ownership as it corresponds to the level of education between 2002 and 2010. The data clearly shows that the population of computer ownership gradually increases with each level of education. In 2002 almost 60% of the p