"The amount of software and the quality of software is just better on a PC," said Chipp Walters, founder and chairman of Human Code, a multimedia software developer in Austin, Tex., a city that Apple once boasted had the highest per-capita penetration of Macintoshes outside Cupertino.
But a recent OECD study painted a very different picture: looking at the total number of households (as opposed to per-capita penetration), Germany comes out on top in Europe with 14.1 million subscribers in December 2006 (followed by the UK at 12.9 and France at 12.7 million).
The United States, with around 62 million surveillance cameras in 2016, actually has higher per capita penetration rate than China, with around 172 million, according to Monica Wang, a senior analyst in video surveillance and security at research consultants IHS Markit in Shanghai.
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The city claims that with 350 public charging stations installed, Amsterdam (population 780,000) has the highest per capita penetration of charging infrastructure in the world.
In Canada, where many consumers pay the equivalent of less than $30 per month, penetration rates are roughly double those in the U.S. Today's moves mark Verizon as the most aggressive of the major broadband providers.
In particular, we will study whether outcomes differ by the nature of the sexual victimization per se (penetration versus other types of abuse), the presence of violence or threats of violence, repeatedness of the abuse, victim's gender and age, and the victim's relationship with the perpetrator(s).
"We had only 26.4-per-cent market penetration in 2004, and now it has grown to 80.5.
"Today, maybe eighty per cent of the population of Latin America has a mobile telephone," he said — a figure well above the sixty-five-per-cent market penetration in Canada, which, I noticed, had a small red circle around it.
Two things need to be remembered: (a) the OECD does report penetration per household as well as penetration per 100, and (b) that for purposes of the US standing, there is no difference which measure you use; and for purposes of other countries, the correlation between the two is extremely high.
