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Framework Laptop - upgradeable and repairable - thoughts?

  • 28-12-2022 11:47am
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    I'm in the market for a new laptop at the moment and over the last year had seen a bit of nosie about Framework laptops - the idea of it being upgradeable and repairable appeals greatly.

    They have already released their first upgrade from 11th Gen to 12th gen CPU's.

    Has anyone any experience of these?

    I do think they are priced a little high compared to similar specs from other brands but the upgradeability does appeal. Also the aluminium chassis is appealing.

    For some reason this site won;t let me paste in teh url to the company but a google finds it pretty quickly.



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  • Moderators, Sports Moderators Posts: 5,756 Mod ✭✭✭✭Nowso


    Yes there a laptop company based on the right to repair - if thats suits you they seem a good company


    ive seen there stuff on youtube and everything seems to be workable - Linus from linustechtips on youtube invested 125,000 into the company as more of a backing than investment , and there are videos on upgrading the machines on his channel


    dell are set to release a " right to repair " laptop this year aswell so the idea is spreading



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