iron man stories

 
It happens so often in movies and TV you probably don't notice it anymore: The hero needs information, so he stands over the shoulder of the resident geek, who pulls it up on a computer screen. Or someone goes through a security checkpoint. Or a very urgent file transfer takes way longer than it should. Or a young hacker humiliates a government mainframe. And in each of those examples, we'll get a gander at a computer screen.
 
Of all the major superheroes, Iron Man seems the most realistic. He relies on real-deal technology to get the job done, not being from another planet or a bite from a radioactive spider. And while the technology to make a real Iron Man suit doesn't exist yet, it's getting closer.
 
Stark Industries just unveiled its website for Stark Expo 2010, coming to Queens, New York, May 7. Between the gargantuan pavilions, sleek monorail and an array of huge, skyward-pointing spotlights, this thing's going to put the Beijing Olympics to shame....

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