Framework Laptop 12 Announced(frame.work)
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Framework Laptop 12 Announced
https://frame.work/gb/en/laptop12
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I got an email newsletter today.
At the end of our launch livestream last month, we teased Framework Laptop 12, a colorful little laptop that is the ultimate expression of our product philosophy. We received a ton of interest around this product, and we have a lot more to share on Framework Laptop 12… in exactly a week! We’re opening pre-orders on April 9th at 8am Pacific. That’s also when we’ll share the full specifications, pricing, and shipment timing. We have a hunch that the early batches are going to go very quickly, so you may want to set up your Framework account ahead of time. In the meantime, you can check out the hands-on video we just posted on our YouTube channel where we go deeper on the design decisions we made.
We know that a lot of you are eager for updates on Framework Laptop 13 and Framework Desktop too. We’re happy to share that we’ve started manufacturing ramp on the new Ryzen™ AI 300 Series-powered Framework Laptop 13, along with the new translucent Bezels and Expansion Cards. We expect first shipments to go out and press reviews to go live in mid-April. We have a lot of manufacturing capacity ready to work through the pre-order batches quickly.
On Framework Desktop, we’re in the DVT2 phase, which is the last development phase before we start production. This is the period in which we complete full validation, finalize firmware and software development, and go through certifications. We’re also making some design refinements throughout the product to improve performance, look and feel, and ease of repair. This includes improving overcurrent protection on internal headers, reducing fan and coil noise in the power supply, and adding visual indicators for the chassis fasteners used for Mainboard swaps. With this development build, we have a larger number of development units in this cycle that we’re sending out to Linux partners and open source AI developers to ensure that the software stack is robust and mature before we start shipping customer units.
Finally, these awesome products come from an equally awesome team! We have a new role open in the team that we expect many of you will be interested in: a Community Marketing Manager, to drive community initiatives and manage the various channels all of you are reading this on. You can apply to this and check our other roles on our careers page.
At the end of our launch livestream last month, we teased Framework Laptop 12, a colorful little laptop that is the ultimate expression of our product philosophy. We received a ton of interest around this product, and we have a lot more to share on Framework Laptop 12… in exactly a week! We’re opening pre-orders on April 9th at 8am Pacific. That’s also when we’ll share the full specifications, pricing, and shipment timing. We have a hunch that the early batches are going to go very quickly, so you may want to set up your Framework account ahead of time. In the meantime, you can check out the hands-on video we just posted on our YouTube channel where we go deeper on the design decisions we made.
We know that a lot of you are eager for updates on Framework Laptop 13 and Framework Desktop too. We’re happy to share that we’ve started manufacturing ramp on the new Ryzen™ AI 300 Series-powered Framework Laptop 13, along with the new translucent Bezels and Expansion Cards. We expect first shipments to go out and press reviews to go live in mid-April. We have a lot of manufacturing capacity ready to work through the pre-order batches quickly.
On Framework Desktop, we’re in the DVT2 phase, which is the last development phase before we start production. This is the period in which we complete full validation, finalize firmware and software development, and go through certifications. We’re also making some design refinements throughout the product to improve performance, look and feel, and ease of repair. This includes improving overcurrent protection on internal headers, reducing fan and coil noise in the power supply, and adding visual indicators for the chassis fasteners used for Mainboard swaps. With this development build, we have a larger number of development units in this cycle that we’re sending out to Linux partners and open source AI developers to ensure that the software stack is robust and mature before we start shipping customer units.
Finally, these awesome products come from an equally awesome team! We have a new role open in the team that we expect many of you will be interested in: a Community Marketing Manager, to drive community initiatives and manage the various channels all of you are reading this on. You can apply to this and check our other roles on our careers page.
There is a new video as well: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ejl-7X74tgc
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Does anyone have more information?