To get similarly specced MacBook Pro, but with only 16GB RAM (cause that's all it supports at present) with 2TB storage, it's gonna cost $2299 out of the gate. I know it's apples and oranges (ha!) when comparing PC & Mac, or Intel and M1. They might say that this makes their kit more reliable, but it also makes it less repairable as well, and forces those who want more memory or larger storage capacities to pay the "Apple tax." Just for comparison's sake, the following is available from Dell, with a touchscreen and 32GB RAM, and with a 2TB NVMe SSD, It empowered the enduser, whereas Apple continued to shrink and solder. What I mean to say is, that was the appeal of Hackintosh: upgradeability, user selection of customer parts, etc. This may very well be the ostensibly stated reason, e.g., soldered components may well in fact be more reliable, but the fact of the matter is that, with both the transition to Intel, and the unserviceability of their kit, Apple effectively empowered the Hackintosh community for a number of years.
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