The table compares changes in how many smartphones and computers owned by per thousand people in six different nations in 2003.
Overall, it evident that in Iceland people used phones more than other countries while San Marino’s popularity mostly used computers instead of phones.
San Marino, Chile, France demonstrated more personal computers than mobile phones. Among these countries, San Marino’s population used personal computer more, staggering at 720 and followed by France and Chile at 300, 100 respectively. France took dominance in smart phones through other nations at 200 while San Marino two times lower and Chile quarter lower.
Other remaining countries like Malaysia, Zealand, Iceland mainly owned phones more than personal computers. Iceland used more phones than other ones made up 900 and followed by Zealand and Malaysia at 550 and 250 respectively. In contrast, Iceland used phones more at 50 than Zealand made up 400. Malaysia’s people owned only 100 phones.