Sure, the Framework Laptop 13 Pro is supposed to offer a better build quality than the company’s past 13-inch laptops with a full CNC aluminum chassis and a new haptic trackpad.

That changes today with the Framework Laptop 13 Pro, which, despite its name, is less an offshoot of the original Laptop 13 and closer to a ground-up redesign. It includes new Core Ultra Series 3 ...

The company calls its new modular laptop "the ultimate portable developer and power user machine." It's also making some tweaks to the Laptop 16.

It’s called the Framework Laptop 13 Pro, and it has far better battery life, a touchscreen, and a haptic touchpad, and is fitted with Intel processors. At an event in San Francisco today, Framework ...

And while we can’t test that quite yet, Framework let us tear down the entire machine today, play with the keyboard, touchpad ...

You might know the story by now: Framework makes repairable, modular laptops where you can sub in new components for old or broken ones. It’s been two years since the company debuted an AMD mainboard ...

“Pro”-level gadgets don’t always imply what you think they do. For instance, the newly announced Framework Laptop 13 Pro promises better specs, but there’s something more in store. The new laptop will ...

Framework's sleek new Laptop 13 Pro is built for power users, but it shares similar ambitions to the Neo: Windows users seeking alternatives.

The Framework Laptop 13 is a modular repairable laptop that first debuted in 2021. But thanks to the fact that the processor (and just about every other component) can be removed and replaced, the new ...

Framework's new Laptop 13 Pro packs a 74Wh battery, Intel Core Ultra Series 3 chips, and a touch display into a fully repairable aluminum chassis.The Latest Tech News, Delivered to Your Inbox ...

Last year computer maker Framework announced plans to release a RISC-V Mainboard for its 13 inch laptops. Then the company launched an early access program in November. And now the DeepComputing ...

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