Would you be willing to pay, say, $4000 for a laptop where all the quality engineering was top notch? YES, please, I beg of the industry give me this. In a lo

Would you be willing to pay, say, $4000 for a laptop where all the quality engineering was top notch? YES, please, I beg of the industry give me this. In a loud, resounding voice. Buying a new laptop takes days of investment to get it all set up just right. Maintaining the software and OS to keep it snappy is also a timesink. The initial cost of the hardware is a trivial portion of the TCO for me. It's also an item I only carry around one of (lugging around a backup device would be too inconvenient even if it only cost a dollar), so reliability is paramount. My current laptop (Dell Precision from ~2011) cost a little over your price point, and has been upgraded many times over the years. Finding something I'm happy to replace it with has been a conundrum, there's a ton of absolute garbage out there. (Framework almost does what I need and is a leading contender).