What the prefix 'i' stands for in Apple products

Introduction:

Have you ever wondered what the prefix 'i' on iPhone, iPad, iMac or on any other Apple product really means. In this post, we'll be taking a look at what this letter means.

When apple started using the prefix and what it really stands for:

The letter 'i' was used back in 1998, when Apple first introduced the iMac G3, and the computer was designed to quickly connect to the internet, even faster than the competitors.

At the beginning, the letter ‘i’ was just a prefix to tell people that the computer can connect easily to the internet. However, Steve Jobs pointed out that it had far more than just one meaning.

During the presentation, Jobs displayed a slide with several different meanings for that letter.
And here’s the meaning.

• Internet:
  For how quickly the iMac can connect to the internet thanks to the 2-Steps connect instead of traditional 3-Steps, which is the selling point.

• Individual:
  With the iMac, Apple wanted users to exude and express themselves with the computer’s unique capabilities.

• Instruct:
  To emphasize the product’s purpose as a learning tool in the classroom and beyond.

• Inform:
  To highlight how much people could learn and take advantage of the iMac's potential to connect to the internet.

• Inspire:
  Apple believed that both the iMac and MacOS can inspire people to create magical projects like never before, thanks to their unique, sleek and revolutionary design.

Ending:

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