Framework launched new versions of its 12-inch and 13-inch laptops as well as a new desktop computer today — all with repairable and upgradeable options. Here’s a rundown on what the company announced ...

Framework’s modular, upgradeable laptops have made it a darling of PC fans, making some of the best elements of desktops portable. So, why would Framework design a desktop PC? To find out, PCWorld’s ...

Laptops are popular for a variety of reasons, including their convenience and portability. However, that convenience comes at ...

Framework, one of the more underrated laptop makers around, has been making actual modular laptops for more than four and a half years. The company recently revised its modular Framework 16 laptop, ...

Repurposing an old laptop for self-hosting can save you money and provide a more powerful platform than a Raspberry Pi.

When Framework’s repairable and upgradeable Laptop 13 came out a few years ago, it was exactly the disruption we needed in the portable computing space. Here was a laptop that let you customize its ...

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If you feel your laptop is slowing down, you might consider upgrading its components yourself. A new CPU can breathe new life into a PC, even if you don't swap out anything else, and is a lot cheaper ...

Laptop deals are a dime a dozen, but it’s rare to see an already super-cheap laptop going for even super-cheaper. That’s what Best Buy is doing with the Asus Vivobook, though. You can get this 14-inch ...

At CES 2019, Alienware made a surprising announcement. The company's then-new Area-51m gaming laptop wouldn't just be a typical boutique refresh. The new system could be upgraded in the future, in a ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Feeling the need to get a new laptop if your current one doesn't run as smoothly as it did before makes sense — but you don't have to dig deep ...