The Framework continues to develop around its modular and easily repairable laptop, the Notebook Framework. The Californian company now retails the motherboard that powers its laptops. Currently available in the US and Canada, the model equipped with an Intel Core i5-1135G5 processor sells for $519. $719 is required for the Core i7-1165G7 version, while the more powerful Core i7-1185G7 version costs $1039.
To accompany this launch, the Framework provides two 3D printing plans as well as electrical schematics for the motherboard github. It is now possible to print a fairly simple VESA mounting frame or a complete case for a Framework Laptop motherboard. Moreover, the manufacturer offers occasion motherboards for people who have integrative projects, Amateur tip.
For Linux users or simply those who want to discover this operating system, the Framework is prepared custom page Allowing you to see compatibility with six distros, from Fedora to Mint via Ubuntu, and get guides to install them.
Therefore, the framework continues development work and we are now looking to see if the manufacturer intends to offer motherboards with next-generation AMD Ryzen 6000 or Intel Alder Lake processors compatible with the current laptop framework.
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