Framework upgraded Laptop 13 to AI PC standards with Ryzen 7040 GPUs and Core Ultra CPUs

For those who don’t know, Framework is a laptop manufacturer that offers a totally different, modular approach to building laptops. In 2 to 5 minutes you can build it from scratch by just attaching some modules into a chassis.

Now, the company has updated the offer for their most popular, Laptop 13 laptop with Intel’s Core Ultra Series 1 CPUs and AMD Ryzen 7040 series GPUs. To be more specific, you can go as high as the Intel Core Ultra 7 165H with 22 threads and opt for an AMD Ryzen 7 7840U for graphics. Both transform this laptop into a tiny 13-inch beast and bring it up to the new Copilot+ PC standards.

In the clip above, Framework explains exactly how they upgraded their Laptop 13.

Moreover, the prices of the new Laptop 13 configurations are amazingly low, starting at $899. If you already own a Framework Laptop 13, you can upgrade it now with a new Core Ultra motherboard for $449. That’s the beauty of this whole modular system, to upgrade your laptop just like you can do with desktop PCs. Actually, it’s even more straightforward because all the modules are snap on, without the need of any engineering or hardware knowledge.

Laptop 13 is really versatile on its configuration. You can opt for a SSD with up to 2TB of storage and 64GB of DDR5-5600, and even get the right battery for your needs.

That’s not all. Framework also offers a new, 2.8K resolution display and a new webcam for Laptop 13. And yes, you can buy them individually and replace them like the bricks on a Lego set.

You can currently pre-order Laptop 13 in 14 countries, including the U.S., so you should check their website for more information.

What do you think about the new Framework Laptop 13? Let’s talk about it in the comments below.