The Framework Laptop 16 is extremely rigid and durable, while also being surprisingly light and thin through use of a combination of magnesium alloy and machined aluminum parts for the enclosure.
I found out about Framework laptops recently and was shocked that something like this exists and isn’t shit in 2023. I’ve always supported right-to-repair and modularly designed electronics, so it’s great to see that at least some manufacturers are still interested in doing this.
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I can’t wait to learn more about the GPU. I really hope it’ll be able to run CUDA.
Wow, these look awesome! Thank you for this!
I found out about Framework laptops recently and was shocked that something like this exists and isn’t shit in 2023. I’ve always supported right-to-repair and modularly designed electronics, so it’s great to see that at least some manufacturers are still interested in doing this.