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I just can't get over the 1080p screen. It's the one thing that's always held me back from buying a System 76.
i can't get over how much more they cost than a similarly spec'ed mac with macs being superior in every single benchmark (except privacy and customizability)
Mac are only competitive on the smallest configuration, as you start to add the same options to each the Mac pricing goes through the roof while this one's price will only increase by a bit.
My rule of thumb is HP for corporate clients that require Windows. ThinkPad for Linux running Pop!_OS Nvidia. Mac for music. Right tool for each job.
The pricing I think is a scale thing. System 76 is a small brand building systems, mostly stateside.