The "individual" meaning has since spread to items and software where the "Internet" definition makes no sense, so more recently people seem to figure it's used like the pronoun.
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It was later codified by the iPod, the most popular portable media player. It also stood for "individual", as opposed to the Power Macintosh line of professional machines. So why "i"? Well, it likely began with the iMac, where it stood for "internet," because the iMac had a built-in modem and was designed mainly for web browsing. Companies everywhere are cashing in on the iFad. People often have the misconception that only Apple does this with its line of electronic products, but nope - they weren't the first ones to flex their "i"s, and they're not the latest. The letter "i" can prefix anything and make it sound cool. Ancient history now.We've moved a vowel over. It stood for "electronic", so it could damn well apply to any new gadget at the time.
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