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Discover how the new ARM mainboard for the Framework 13 handles daily tasks, Linux compatibility, and why it struggles with ...

In a world where most laptops are entirely sealed, with no real way to tweak the hardware, Framework’s modular devices stand out. The company’s first Windows laptop was a solid computer considering ...

Framework has been selling modular, repairable, and upgradeable laptops with 13.5 inch displays since 2021. But while you can replace the mainboard, battery, and most other components, there are a few ...

The Framework Laptop is designed to be incredibly modular and customizable, but we doubt even its manufacturer would have dreamed up the use for it demonstrated by YouTuber Pitstoptech. In a recent ...

If you’re a PC hardware geek who’s been dreaming of a laptop that you can upgrade far beyond the life cycle of a typical machine, Framework's modular notebooks must seem like a miracle. The American ...

Framework — the company known for its modular, easy-to-repair laptops — has been a big proponent of the right-to-repair movement. Since the release of Framework's first modular laptop, the Framework ...

Framework’s laptop may be modular and self-repairable, but that doesn’t mean it can’t be refreshed to keep up with new processors. The company held an event today to introduce several new ...

This month the engineers at Framework have unveiled their latest modular laptop in the form of the aptly named Laptop 16. Offering an upgradeable, modular graphics and reconfigurable input in the form ...

Repairable laptop maker Framework just wrapped up its '2nd Gen' event, where it made three major announcements – the most prominent of which is that it's now dipping its toes into desktop PC waters.

You might have heard Europe is on its way to requiring most consumer electronic devices to have removable batteries. That'll force some companies to redesign their products, but the folks at Framework ...