Hands-On with the Framework Modular D-I-Y Laptop!
Remember when laptops had replaceable and upgradeable components? That’s what a new company Framework is trying to bring back with their fully modular laptop design. We go hands-on with the laptop to take a look at its internal design and chat with CEO Nirav Patel about their D-I-Y approach to hardware and the plan to allow users to upgrade everything from battery to CPU instead of buying a completely new system.
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The biggest thing that makes ‘desktop computer building’ so lucrative is the fact that you can easily pick a combination of CPU, GPU, storage space and peripherals rather than going down the shop and buying a machine that has specs you are not after and costing more. With this system, the main component, the main board, already has the bundled CPU/GPU so the ‘drive for making it your own’ is much more limited.
Why does he keep saying “tiger like” and “soddered”, rather than the actual words?