Comments on: Forget 'Iron Man's' fighting prowess, check out his computers

Iron Man has plenty of digital special effects, good acting, and great production design, but the futuristic computer scenarios will grab the attention of the geeks.

[ewelch]

I liked the movie a lot, but the product placement was particularly egregious.

But those dual 30" Cinema Displays made me drool.

[tylersmyler]

Only 30" ?? I haven't seen the movie yet but seesh. They can can do anything they want in a futuristic movie. Why not 87" OLED crazyness..

[Orion Blastar]

Tony Stark uses Dell servers and Dell computers.

[hn20]

This is exactly what I thought: the most fantastic thing in the film was the AI of Tony Stark's computers. It's more difficult to build this kind of AI than the actual Iron Man suit...

This was a great piece of entertainment, Jon Favreau and the rest of the crew did an outstanding job - go see it.

[Mercury23]

His digital panoramic window in his bedroom was the first thing that got me. How it went from alarm clock to weather and other various information. I smiled real big and whispered to my g/f that I want one of those :) She has an Audi Quattro but thought the Audi product placement was a bit much, like every car you saw seemed to be an Audi. The Burger King part though I chuckled at.

I'd rather have that giant window that can generate information than the 30" cinema displays ;)

[Jacques_Auef]

I saw the movie and Tony Stark was using two Apple iMacs

[inachu]

The virtual home butler as far as I know from past videos on the internet is real.
http://www.opulentitems.com/Virtual-Butler_p_63-207.html

[crankarms]

What about the Tesla Roadster in Stark's fleet? That's way more advanced than an Audi.
http://www.autobloggreen.com/2008/02/03/iron-man-tony-stark-gets-a-tesla-before-anyone-else-does-must-b/

[shlinder]

What was the keyboard used in the movie? It was divided and had touchpay like keys.