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In a recent discussion, Framework CEO Nirav Patel delved into the technological advancements and user-centric improvements that define Framework laptops. Patel shared his thoughts on preferred Linux ...

Discover the versatile Framework 13 laptop, designed with the Linux ethos and supported by a variety of Linux distributions, ...

Yep, I know I can get them on some systems. Just would love to support Framework's mission - they look like the perfect laptop for me and my love of tinkering, fixing, and upgrading only what needs to ...

Framework’s laptops are hard to review because they’re so unique. As someone who’s built desktop PCs, this is the closest experience I’ve had with a laptop. Additionally, Framework laptops provide ...

The Dual M.2 Adapter serves as a cornerstone of the Framework Laptop 16’s modular Expansion Bay system, offering users a versatile solution for enhancing their device’s capabilities. Its design ...

Matthew is the Apps and Games Editor at Android Police. He's been gaming since his first taste of a TI-99 at four years old. Matthew has been an Android user since the HTC Hero and has covered ...

The concept of open-source, modular devices appears to be working well for Framework. Founder Nirav Patel detailed at a launch event in San Francisco, California on Tuesday, that the company has seen ...

Framework has been making modular, repairable laptops since 2021. And while the company has introduced models with 13.5 inch or 16 inch displays and a range of processor options, there’s one thing ...

Framework, the company making an ever-wider range of modular, endlessly repairable machines is showing off its next big project. Today, it previewed the Laptop 12, an affordable 12.2-inch touchscreen ...

At present 'AI' isn't really a point in the Intel's favor: both Meteor Lake parts and some Ryzen 7000 and 8000 parts have some NPU(Intel's based on stuff they acquired from Movidius; AMD's I think ...