Portrayal in Fiction
The Batcomputer is usually portrayed as a powerful supercomputer on par with the cutting edge of the field. As real-world technology has progressed, the fictional portrayal of the Batcomputer has evolved. The machine began as a punch-card computer and is currently portrayed as a quantum super-computer.
The Batcomputer is networked; a series of satellite link-ups allows Batman access from anywhere on the globe.
The Batcomputer is protected by computer security.
Despite the power of Batman's computers, the Justice League Watchtower is known to have more powerful computers. While the Batcomputer is generally portrayed as a plausible, if powerful, computer, the Watchtower computers incorporate science fiction elements such as Kryptonian, Thanagarian and Martian technology. Batman has been shown using these computers as well.
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