Forget the web, start-ups get real

curated by Andra Keay | August 20, 2012

As the frenzy over new Web companies like Facebook and Zynga fades, long-shunned consumer-electronics makers are finding new life in Silicon Valley.

The actual stats on Kickstarter for hardware (or any) projects aren’t that great. 50% projects unfunded. Average fund amount $5000. However, those who have or create good market channels are doing very well.

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