We’ve been keeping an eye on the Framework laptop over the past two years – back in 2021, they announced a vision for a repairable and hacker-friendly laptop based on the x86 architecture. They’re not ...

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To complement its flagship DIY 13-inch laptop, Framework now has the Framework Laptop 12, a compact 2-in-1 system that shares its sibling’s signature modular design. You can order this as a prebuilt ...

The Framework Laptop 16 doesn't just serve "homebrew" in terms of its modularity. It also has something of a homebrew feel to its aesthetics and build quality, for better and for worse. The chassis is ...

When Framework’s repairable and upgradeable Laptop 13 came out a few years ago, it was exactly the disruption we needed in the portable computing space. Here was a laptop that let you customize its ...

Framework laptops are officially Thunderbolt 4 certified after going through a rigorous Intel testing process. While you may have assumed they had Thunderbolt 4 before today, the truth is Framework ...

The Framework Laptop 13's keyboard has well-spaced, island-style keys with adjustable backlighting and a fingerprint sensor (located in the power button). It was clicky and super comfortable to type ...

Come for the repairable, upgradeable design and swappable ports. Stay for the great screen and powerful processor. It’s 2023 and things are a little dystopian in the laptop space. Users, more ...

The Framework Laptop 13 is based on a compelling vision of a possible future, and some PC enthusiasts will love building, upgrading, and repairing their own laptop. But this isn’t the right machine ...

It has been a big year for repairable-laptop maker Framework. After launching the Framework Laptop 12 and the Framework Desktop this summer, the company is now rolling out a big update to the ...

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