We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. In a world where most laptops are entirely sealed, with no real way to tweak the hardware, Framework's modular devices stand out. The ...

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 ...

Framework, makers of the modular 13.5-inch Framework laptop that’s designed to be easily repaired and upgraded, has launched a dedicated marketplace filled with replacement parts and upgrades for its ...

There have been numerous attempts throughout gadget history to make modular devices a thing. Of course, you can build a traditional desktop PC, but what if that level of customizability was possible ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. It says so much about how consumer technology has changed over the last two decades that Framework even exists. The idea that a repairable, ...

The company proved that there's a demand for modular laptops, but it's not nearly enough ...

When we originally covered startup Framework’s ambitious plans for a fully repairable, modular laptop aiming to compete on even ground with industry champions like Dell’s XPS 13, it seemed like quite ...

A new laptop startup aims to make a DIY, upgrade-friendly notebook, with Framework hoping to build a market from those frustrated by today's breed of sealed-up computers. Combining readily-accessed ...

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 ...

Framework launched a new upgradable 12-inch laptop earlier today, alongside a refresh for the Laptop 13 with AMD's Ryzen AI 300 series processor inside. However, the company also pulled a surprise by ...

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.