<p>Hi everyone, welcome to what is likely the final episode of<a href="http://anchor.fm/0g"> <u><strong>0G, A History of Forgotten Phones</strong></u></a>! We are wrapping up our limited-run podcast with a special bonus episode on tablets. Yes, there were plenty of weird and wonderful tablets from produced in the years before (and even after) the iPad! </p>
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<p>For this episode we take a look back at Intel's Web Tablet, Microsoft's Windows XP Tablet PC Edition and Windows Smart Display, the Nokia 770, the Pepper Pad 3, the ill-fated Crunchpad/Joojoo, the original Samsung Galaxy Tab, the HP Touchpad, the BlackBerry PlayBook, and the Motorola Xoom.</p>
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<p>0G is hosted by two people who were there:<a href="https://backstagecapital.com/crew/christie-pitts/"> <u><strong>Christie Pitts</strong></u></a> (now at<a href="https://backstagecapital.com/"> <u><strong>Backstage Capital</strong></u></a>), who started her career selling phones at a Verizon store, and<a href="https://roj.as/"> <u><strong>Peter Rojas</strong></u></a> (now at<a href="https://betaworksventures.com/"> <u><strong>Betaworks Ventures</strong></u></a>), founder of<a href="https://gizmodo.com/"> <u><strong>Gizmodo</strong></u></a>,<a href="https://www.engadget.com/"> <u><strong>Engadget</strong></u></a>, and gdgt.</p>
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<p>Want to contact us? Christie is<a href="https://twitter.com/imchristiepitts"><u><strong> @imchristiepitts</strong></u></a> and Peter is<a href="https://twitter.com/peterrojas"> <u><strong>@peterrojas</strong></u></a> on Twitter. We'd love to hear your thoughts on the show.</p>
