The only ways the Framework is better than the Mac is upgradeability and repairability. Depending on who you are, this could be a no-brainer, a requirement, based on what you do or how careless you are, or maybe you don’t care.
Oh and there’s the ability to use Windows and/or Linux, if that’s something you care about or need, and the ability to swap the USB port modules with other ones.
Other than those, the Mac wins in almost every other field. Better screen, better speakers, way better battery life, better trackpad, and I don’t know if this is a problem with AMD systems, but Apple Silicon Macs don’t turn into fireballs or vacuum cleaners doing most tasks.
The only ways the Framework is better than the Mac is upgradeability and repairability. Depending on who you are, this could be a no-brainer, a requirement, based on what you do or how careless you are, or maybe you don’t care.
Oh and there’s the ability to use Windows and/or Linux, if that’s something you care about or need, and the ability to swap the USB port modules with other ones.
Other than those, the Mac wins in almost every other field. Better screen, better speakers, way better battery life, better trackpad, and I don’t know if this is a problem with AMD systems, but Apple Silicon Macs don’t turn into fireballs or vacuum cleaners doing most tasks.