Probably a stupid question, but...

iMax · 31-08-2004 1:04pm #1

But what does the "i" in iPod, iRiver, iMac etc stand for ?

iMax · 31-08-2004 1:05pm

Before anyone asks... the i in iMax is me, myself & I.

Max is my name.

LegacyUser · 31-08-2004 4:13pm

dunno, hazard a guess its supposed to imply internet

monkeyfudge · 31-08-2004 4:19pm

interactive is good too...

or maybe irresistible, at least as far as the the new G5 iMacs released today are concerned...

dudara · 31-08-2004 5:13pm

they are sweeettt

DrColossus · 31-08-2004 7:32pm

information?
damn rich people and your ipods

*tries to switch his sony md on but it dosent want to

jesus_thats_gre · 31-08-2004 9:18pm

DrColossus wrote:

information?
damn rich people and your ipods

damn idiots with there ipods.. pay more for less.. makes sense alright..

JBoyle4eva · 31-08-2004 9:20pm

i in iPod, iMac etc. could stand for intelligent....?

Sounds right:
intelligent pod
intelligent mac

tman · 31-08-2004 9:27pm

jesus_thats_gre wrote:

damn idiots with there ipods.. pay more for less.. makes sense alright..

damn plebs with their ****ty ipod clones

billy the squid · 01-09-2004 12:55am

interconnectable as in they can connect to each other?

whats an iRiver

jesus_thats_gre · 01-09-2004 1:10am

tman wrote:

damn plebs with their ****ty ipod clones

at least theres are working

monkeyfudge · 01-09-2004 11:15am

billy the squid wrote:

whats an iRiver

It's a 'I Can't Believe It's Not an iPod' MP3 player.

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