There are three main ways to classify computers: by purpose, data processed, and size/speed. By purpose, there are general purpose computers designed for a variety of tasks and special purpose computers designed for a single task. By data processed, there are analog computers that measure data, digital computers that use binary, and hybrid computers that can do both. By size/speed, there are supercomputers that are the largest and fastest, mainframes for large organizations, mini computers for medium-sized uses, and microcomputers for personal use.