My dad bought our first PC, an 80286 IBM-compatible when I was twelve years old. That was two decades ago. Nowadays, twelve month old toddlers watch Baby Bright and Barney episodes on their mom’s netbook in Starbucks. Play kiddie games around 3 years old, multiplayer ones too. And build websites and blogs as they turn five.

Kids may be more tech-wise these days but being kids, a PC or notebook is regarded as merely toys to them. Handle with care is not in their job description at all. Simply put, they’ll trash your delicate computer in no time. What then? Buy a toughbook? No, get them kids a PeeWee PC!

The new PeeWee PC is a rugged, durable, tablet laptop designed and built to withstand pre-schoolers torture. It has a spill resistant and shock proof outer shell which is critical for survival in playrooms, montessories and other harsh environments.

Pee Wee PC immediately struck me as a very capable learning tool for kids of all ages. It comes with a selection of age-targeted software to help your kids play and learn effectively. The screen can be rotated upwards to be used like a tablet PC. With a stylus or digital pen, the PeeWee PC puts Fisher-Price’s Doodle Pro to shame.

Apart from child’s play, the Pee Wee PC is a very capable full-fledged netbook with an 8.9′ LCD (1024 x 600 pixels) Touch Screen, 1.6GHz Atom N270 CPU, 1GB of RAM, 60GB hard disk and 1.3 megapixel webcam. Connectivity features include USB 2.0 ports, Ethernet and WiFi-enabled.

Prices for PeeWee PC table netbook for kids starts at a very adult $599.