Batcomputer

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Official Name

Bat-Computer

Aliases

Dupin

Origin

Universe

New Earth, The Batman

Lead Designer

Bruce Wayne

AdditionalDesigners

Wayne Enterprises

Place of Creation

Batcave, Wayne Manor

Owners

Current Owner

Bruce Wayne

Previous Owners

Jean-Paul Valley

First appearance

Unknown

History

The Bat-Computer is one of the most highly advanced computer hardware systems in the entire world. The first Batcomputer was nicknamed "Dupin" after fictional French detective C. Auguste Dupin. ^[1] The Batcomputer has a direct link to the Brother Eye satellite, and was once co-opted in order to take remote command of the various OMAC agents.

Bat-Wave

In the continuity of the 2004 animated series The Batman, Bruce Wayne's batcomputer is known as the Bat-Wave. It is a highly advanced computer network system located in the Batcave. It can download information from various external databases including the GCPD's crime files. Batman carries a miniature PDA which can interface directly with the Bat-Wave. He can also connect to the Bat-Wave via the digital system installed in the Batmobile. ^[2] Before Commissioner Gordon became an ally of Batman it was through the use of Batwave's connection to the GCPD network that Batman knew of various major crimes occuring in Gotham City.

See Also

• Appearances of Batcomputer
• Item Gallery: Batcomputer
  
• Images featuring Batcomputer

Links and References

• None.

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