A new Framework
The Journal
|September 04, 2025
Computer manufacturer takes customisability to a whole new level
“COMPUTERS shouldn't be boring” So say the makers of decidedly not boring computers, Framework.
This week it revealed an achievement that has been long-promised by the industry, and long-longed for by computer users - especially gamers.
It has made a high-end laptop that has an easily upgradable graphics card. This may not sound like much - desktops have been upgradable forever - but for a computer that you can take with you anywhere, it’s unprecedented, and was very well received.
The computer in question is the Framework Laptop 16 - the best of the three laptops the company offers, and one that is already almost two years old.
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