No, the letter "I" does not only mean internet. In the context of Apple products, the 'i' represents more than just the internet.
The Meaning of "i" in Apple Products
According to a report by Readers Digest, during the iMac launch in 1998, Steve Jobs explained that the "i" in Apple products stands for five things:
- Internet: Reflecting the focus on online connectivity.
- Individual: Highlighting personalization and user experience.
- Instruct: Suggesting the product's educational potential.
- Inform: Emphasizing the access to information.
- Inspire: Aiming to foster creativity.
Therefore, while "internet" is part of the meaning, it's not the sole meaning of "i" in this specific context.
