What if your next laptop wasn’t just a tool, but a reflection of your values and technical prowess? The Framework 13 Laptop dares to challenge the status quo of disposable, locked-down devices with ...

About three years ago, I reviewed the Framework Laptop Chromebook Edition. It's one of the few higher-end Chromebooks and is an impressive machine. Still, it doesn't look like Framework will make more ...

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

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 ...

Framework will release a fourth round of iterative updates and upgrade options for its Framework Laptop 13, the company announced via a blog post yesterday. The upgrades include both motherboards and ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. I write about how to do more with your consumer gadgets. Framework is back with a new 13-inch, AMD-powered laptop and it's going ...

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 ...

We often see tech companies try to think outside the box to innovate, and to varying degrees of success – sometimes steps in that direction end up being variations on the same thing. So, when ...

Back in early 2021, a Californian startup revealed plans to launch a 13-inch laptop that users could upgrade, repair and customize to personal needs or tastes. Now the company is about to launch the ...

Planned obsolescence? She doesn’t even go here.

Both AMD and Intel versions of the new 13-inch modular device are available for preorder now, with models shipping in May. Both AMD and Intel versions of the new 13-inch modular device are available ...

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.