Q: how to I find the system make and model,etc. on this computer?

Go to the Apple Menu>About this Mac - clicking on the various tabs and buttons on the window that appears should give you all the information you need.

There are Support pages that do show where to locate serial numbers

and other information, depending on which product you have, different

pages exist to direct you to find more hardware model information.

To correctly identify the computer build type model series year etc.

would be helpful if you randomly ask a question about a 'computer'.

Desktop:

•How to identify iMac models - Apple Support

•How to identify Mac Pro models - Apple Support

•How to identify Mac mini models - Apple Support

Portable:

•How to identify MacBook Pro models - Apple Support

•How to identify your MacBook Air - Apple Support

•How to identify MacBook models - Apple Support

You could also use a serial number lookup service online, if you found

the serial number on a computer that does not run, then you may be

able to learn more about the hardware &/or software it shipped with.

Here's an example of an online lookup service, by serial number;

which can supply more details than lookup by model number...

The model numbers may cover a wide range of years with less

detail for your specific computer build model identifier series.

•Identify Your Mac - Lookup your unit by Apple Serial Number...

https://www.powerbookmedic.com/identify-mac-serial.php

•Everymac's ultimate Mac lookup:

http://www.everymac.com/ultimate-mac-lookup/

And then, like everymac.com except this is a download, you may

choose to get & use this database to supplement other info sources.

•MacTracker - free - database download application:

http://mactracker.ca

In any event...

Good luck & happy computing!