There are several types of computers that can be classified based on their size, power, and purpose. Digital computers operate using binary digits and are used for most modern applications. Analog computers use continuous variables while digital computers use discrete binary values. Hybrid computers combine both analog and digital components. Personal computers are designed for individual use and come in desktop and laptop models. Larger and more powerful computers include servers, workstations, minicomputers, mainframes, and supercomputers, which are used for specialized applications requiring processing of large amounts of data or high-speed calculations. The latest development is wearable computers integrated into devices worn on the body.