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--- laptops:framework_laptop [2023/07/01 06:49] – VincentMilumJr
+++ laptops:framework_laptop [2023/07/13 18:42] (current) – VincentMilumJr
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 ====== Framework Laptop ======
-[[https://frame.work/|Framework]] is a new company selling a fully modular and serviceable laptop ecosystem, similar to what exists in the desktop computer space. These laptops have the CPU soldered to the motherboard, they're treated as a single unit. Beyond that, all other components are removable, customizable, and replaceable, including the option to purchase a "DIY" laptop that comes without RAM, storage, networking, or even external I/O ports. The External I/O ports are provided via removable modules.
+[[https://frame.work/|Framework]] is a new company selling a fully modular and serviceable laptop ecosystem, similar to what exists in the desktop computer space. These systems have the CPU soldered to the motherboard, treated the motherboard + CPU as a single unit. Beyond that, all other components are removable, customizable, and replaceable, including the option to purchase a "DIY" laptop that comes without RAM, storage, networking, or even external I/O ports. The External I/O ports are provided via removable modules.
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 ===== Laptop Versions =====
-Framework laptops have modular chassis and motherboards. Framework series numbers denotes the chassis and screen size. The CPU designation generation denotes the motherboard revision.
+Framework laptops have modular chassis and motherboards. Framework series numbers denotes the chassis and screen size. The CPU generation denotes the motherboard revision. Any motherboard within a Framework series can be swapped out for any other board from that same series, similar to how any ATX desktop computer case can take any ATX motherboard.
   * [[Laptops/Framework_Laptop/13_intel_11th_gen|Framework 13, Intel 11th Gen]]