iMac alternative with AMD Ryzen Strix Halo, 4K OLED and up to 128GB RAM: Sixunited AXA33 debuts

[Redaktion]

The Sixunited AXA33 should outperform competitors like the Apple iMac by combining a 4K OLED display with a powerful AMD Ryzen Strix Halo processor that sports one of the fastest iGPUs on the market.

https://www.notebookcheck.net/iMac-alternative-with-AMD-Ryzen-Strix-Halo-4K-OLED-and-up-to-128GB-RAM-Sixunited-AXA33-debuts.1145589.0.html

[A]

If it doesnt run MacOS it isnt an iMac Alternative.  Its just an All in One PC.  Do you mouth breathers not understand Mac Users use Mac so they DO NOT HAVE TO USE WINDOWS? We dont give 2 craps about "hardware" comparisons.  We care if we have to use garbage windows, linux, or our preferred OS.

I agree with your first statement (albeit imacs are also all-in-ones, but no particular reason to bring up imacs), but not with your second. Most people don't care about the OS be with windows, mac or etc. Most people just use whatever OS comes with their device.

If tomorrow mac had windows as default and windows pcs had mac as default, most people would grumble how stuff changed, then pretend nothing ever happened and go on with their day.

[Randy Hill]

Finally, the market gets what it's been asking for an Imac competitor that runs way hotter with a lower resolution monitor.

[RobertJasiek]

Most people don't care about the OS be with windows, mac or etc. Most people just use whatever OS comes with their device.

If tomorrow mac had windows as default and windows pcs had mac as default, most people would grumble how stuff changed, then pretend nothing ever happened and go on with their day.

Interesting theory but I do not believe it:)

[Worgarthe]

Most people don't care about the OS be with windows, mac or etc. Most people just use whatever OS comes with their device.

If tomorrow mac had windows as default and windows pcs had mac as default, most people would grumble how stuff changed, then pretend nothing ever happened and go on with their day.

Interesting theory but I do not believe it:)

Why not? Do you use an OS or your needed apps and software (on that OS)? I have an M4 Air + two ThinkPads (P16 with Win 11 and X1 Carbon with Fedora), and I couldn't care less about the OS as long as all those apps I need work without any issues.

[RobertJasiek]

What you or I do does not imply what "most people" (the phrase used twice in the citation) do. Software-wise quite a few people might use either system but changing systems also requires changing low level system usage, habits, Apple tax, possibly notch and more. One might claim "many people" (that is, maybe 20 ~ 40%) but "most people" (>50%) is a stronger claim.

Compare interchangeability of Windows and Linux. Many people might change but the "year of Linux" never arrives, it seems. Changing systems can be a hard hurdle despite the occasional "grandpa did it" reports or flexible people like you.