Mobile Phone Sales by Three Manufacturers 1994–2004
The line graph below illustrates the proportion of mobile phone sales by three manufacturers (Motorola, Nokia and Sony Ericsson) between 1994 and 2004.
Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.
中文题意
下面的折线图展示了1994年至2004年三家制造商（Motorola、Nokia 和 Sony Ericsson）的手机销量所占的比例。
Nokia experienced a sharp increase in sales, becoming the clear industry leader, while Motorola saw a significant decrease, losing its initial top position.
After a brief dip around 1997, its share rose sharply, overtaking Motorola in 1998 and soaring to a peak of roughly 37% in 2002, before finishing at 30%.
After a brief dip around 1997, its share rose sharply, overtaking Motorola in 1998 and soaring to a peak of roughly 37% in 2002, before finishing at 30%.
Sony Ericsson fluctuated between 10-15% until 1998, then entered a general decline to a low of 7% in 2003, finally ending the period at approximately 10%.
Sony Ericsson fluctuated between 10-15% until 1998, then entered a general decline to a low of 7% in 2003, finally ending the period at approximately 10%.
The line graph compares the market share, as a percentage of sales, for three mobile phone manufacturers—Motorola, Nokia, and Sony Ericsson—over the decade between 1994 and 2004.
Nokia experienced a sharp increase in sales, becoming the clear industry leader, while Motorola saw a significant decrease, losing its initial top position.
After a brief dip around 1997, its share rose sharply, overtaking Motorola in 1998 and soaring to a peak of roughly 37% in 2002, before finishing at 30%.
