Sturdy, efficient, and refreshingly repairable, the Framework Laptop 12 is a smart 2-in-1 for schools and certain offices—if ...

When you order the laptop, you also order as many ports as you need, from USB-C to USB-A, Micro SD, Ethernet, HDMI and removable storage up to a terabyte. The only port the laptop is born with is ...

The Laptop 12 is one of the most striking laptops I’ve ever seen. Its pink and blue “bubblegum” color scheme is particularly ...

Framework has done it again — it’s built a new AMD-powered modular computer that fits into any previous version of its 13-inch laptop for $449, or that you can buy as a brand-new laptop ...

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

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.

When you look at Modular Laptop 12 vs traditional budget laptops, you start to realize just how much freedom and longevity Framework offers.

Framework's 2023 refresh also includes a new set of modular kits for its laptops. In addition to these developments, Framework will offer AMD chips as an option to consumers.

But those machines don't have the modular ambitions of the Framework Laptop 16. I could see the Ryzen 7840HS module within reach, and also easily swap out my review unit's Radeon RX 7700S graphics.

Framework Laptops, and now its Framework Desktop, feature modular components that can be easily replaced, such as swapping out a USB-C port for a legacy USB-A connector.

Modular laptops sound cool and could be good for the planet, but they are not enough -- and have plenty of problems of their own. Much more needs to be done.

The idea of a properly modular, easily upgradable PC is nothing new. After all, Framework has built a business on modular ...