Framework announced it was making a smaller, 12-inch laptop and a beefy desktop to go alongside its 13- and 16-inch notebooks ...

The five two-tone color options—the boring, businesslike black and gray, plus purple-and-gray lavender, pink-and-baby-blue ...

The Framework Laptop 13 and Framework Laptop 16 both feature a modular Expansion Card system that lets you decide which ports you want the laptop to have, and where they’re positioned (with some ...

Ports: 4x modular ports for Framework Expansion Cards, tested with 2x USB4, USB-A 3.2, DisplayPort, RJ45 ethernet Biometrics: fingerprint sensor Weight: 2.87 pounds ...

The new Framework Laptop 12 starts at just $549 for the DIY Edition, a fantastic deal for the price, but also a laptop that ...

The “Expansion Card” standard also opens the door for third-party cards ... At a starting price of $850.00 for one Framework 13 laptop I can buy almost seven (6.8) refurbed T430 ThinkPad laptops.

Framework launched new versions of its 12-inch and 13-inch laptops as well as a new desktop computer today — all with repairable and upgradeable options.. Here’s a rundown on what the company ...

Of course, this is Framework, so the Laptop 13 is modular. ... There are some new multi-colored USB-C expansion cards and a forthcoming SD expansion card for easy flash storage.

The Framework 13 now feels like a laptop that's more than a modular, repairable novelty. It's now a device that's a joy to both build and use.

Framework is back with an impressive update of its 13.5-inch Laptop 13 (starts at $899; $1,627 as tested). It's not only a top-notch model in itself, but it also reinforces Framework's place as ...

You can also swap out the SSDs by picking up a different M.2 SSD—Framework sells a 250GB expansion card for $69, and a 1TB card for $149, which is actually reasonably priced.

One of the issues with the original Ryzen Framework board was that the laptop's four USB-C ports didn't all support the same kinds of expansion cards, limiting the laptop's customizability ...