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Framework is a company that produces modular laptops designed so users can replace components like the motherboard, display, and keyboard.
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The Beneficial Performance Gains Running The Framework Laptop Pro 13 / Core Ultra X9 388H With Linux 7.1+ Review
The recently launched Framework Laptop 13 Pro powered by Intel Core Ultra Series 3 'Panther Lake' runs well on Ubuntu 26.04 LTS and other modern Linux distributions.
Analyzing Fedora's Slow Performance On The Framework Laptop 13 Pro With Intel Panther Lake
As part of my recent Linux testing of the Framework Laptop 13 Pro I had recently benchmarked six Linux distributions on the Framework Laptop 13 Pro.
Framework's Data Breach Revealed Customer Data: Here's What to Know - CNET
The computer company has notified all customers of a data breach.
Laptop maker Framework discloses data breach after zero-day hits analytics vendor Metabase
A laptop maker known for repairability just learned that trust extends only as far as your weakest vendor. Framework's customer data ended up in the wrong hands, and the company didn't even need to ma
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Which LPCAMM2 module capacities does Framework currently have enough inventory of to cover pre-orders?
The article states Framework has enough LPCAMM2 memory overall to cover pre-orders but does not have the right mix of 64GB, 32GB, and 16GB configurations. It does not specify which specific capacities it currently has sufficient inventory of to cover pre-orders. Answered
Framework says current memory prices are 'far beyond anything we're able to absorb'How has Framework changed pricing for new LPCAMM2 pre-orders and which capacity is still being sold at the original price?
Framework updated LPCAMM2 pricing for new pre-orders upward, setting the new price below the much higher cost it is now sourcing to partially absorb the increase. Framework is still keeping the original 16GB LPCAMM2 price for now, though it expects to sell through lower-cost inventory and then raise prices for new orders. Answered
Framework says current memory prices are 'far beyond anything we're able to absorb'How did the recent LPCAMM2 price update compare to Framework’s original forecast for Q2 to Q3?
Framework had forecast a low-to-mid double-digit percentage increase in LPCAMM2 costs from Q2 to Q3, but the supplier's new prices were more than double the cost of the prior inventory. That update was therefore far beyond Framework's original forecast and beyond what it can absorb. Answered
Framework says current memory prices are 'far beyond anything we're able to absorb'What did Framework report about DDR5 48GB modules versus 16GB module pricing in the update?
Framework said its DDR5 supply chain managed to lower the cost of 48GB capacity modules while 16GB module prices have risen. The company also noted it has kept its original 16GB LPCAMM2 pricing for now but expects to raise pricing for new orders once its lower-cost inventory is consumed. Answered
Framework says current memory prices are 'far beyond anything we're able to absorb'