Hardware - Wednesday, May 23, 2007
Israeli Maker of PCs For Toddlers - Comfy Ware - Funded

Israel's Comfy Ware has raised $1.2M to expand internationally. CEO of msystems, Dov Moran, who recently sold msystems to SanDisk led the investment.
Comfy Ware was founded in 2003, and has developed educational tools including a keyboard suitable for use by toddlers and children aged 1-5. The startup has also produced an interactive learning system for infants. Comfy Ware says it has been profitable almost from its founding and claims to have done a few million dollars in sales last year.

This product is on sale on Amazon for $70 and gets solid user reviews.
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