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About nrp
Work: https://frame.work Personal: https://eclecti.cc
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Comment #49025199
We can't share pricing yet, but certainly will before we open orders. The 128GB has been selling well, and we just re-opened orders with stock landing within two weeks.
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Comment #49024743
I shared this internally, and the team confirmed this is indeed a bug in our email form rendering. We've added it to the development backlog.
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Comment #49024393
It wasn't our preferred way of making an announcement, but all that we are currently able to do this early on this pre-release processor.
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Comment #49024370
We're fans of Cory Doctorow, and he is a Framework Laptop user!
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Comment #49024337
This is correct, we used a standard Mini-ITX form factor, and we've seen a number of customers pick up just the Mainboard and drop it into standard ATX cases. The power supply is a…
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Comment #49024270
Unfortunately we don't have any indication of memory pricing coming down in the next year, and many indications pointing to memory pricing continuing to increase pretty substantial…
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Comment #49024235
We're running out of space on our e-commerce UI elements and physical labels to fit some of these names.
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Comment #48683051
Point of clarification since it isn’t clear from the title. This isn’t a Framework product, but a product by Wisdpi designed for the Framework Expansion Card form factor.
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Comment #47856198
Yes, you'll get notified when your batch is getting ready to ship, and you can update your payment information. You can also update the default payment method in your user account …
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Comment #47855787
This is a 100% sRGB panel. We did look at expanded colorspace, but kept 100% sRGB to optimize for power consumption.
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Comment #47855770
The keyboard is mechanically the same, but it's a new SKU because we had to move the flex tail locations to support the haptic touchpad.
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Comment #47855719
This is an in-cell touchscreen and we didn't add cover glass. That means there is no weight impact to having it.
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Comment #47855712
1. Intel Core Ultra Series 3 is super efficient for video conferencing. That's a use case that Intel has specifically been optimizing for, so as long as you're using video conferen…
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Comment #47855699
Ultra X7 358H is the config we've used for most of our battery life tests, and efficiency should be very similar on the X9 config. We're keeping the SKU stack simpler and just havi…
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Comment #47855678
Wi-Fi is an M.2 2230 like on each of our products. We're using Intel's BE211 module for Wi-Fi 7.
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Comment #47855663
We're going to publish more Linux benchmarks as well. We have s0ix noted (7 days), and we're trying to make some more repeatable productivity-oriented workflows for Linux to use. W…
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Comment #47855649
As other comments have noted, we have Framework Laptop 16 for folks who want bigger screens, and we had some updates for that product today too: haptic touchpad option and an entry…
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Comment #47853052
I’m happy to answer questions folks have around the product (later today).
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Comment #47308946
DIYers are a core audience for us (along with Linux users), but actually we’ve had a lot of success with other audiences too!
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Comment #46990483
As recently as a few years ago, Robert was directly answering emails and shipping out signed prints of his BYTE covers. We have had some hanging in our office for inspiration. He s…
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Comment #46577137
That is incorrect. All of our laptops have modular, upgradable memory. Our Framework Desktop is a mini PC that does not because AMD’s Ryzen AI Max platform doesn’t support it. Rega…
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Comment #46577108
We have open source documentation and CAD around the Mainboards to enable people to reuse them as single board computers or mini PCs after upgrading them out of their laptops. Even…
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Comment #46416291
We’ve been able to hold the same price we had at launch because we had buffered enough component inventory before prices reached their latest highs. We will need to increase pricin…
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Comment #46415812
Three major ones: Micron, Samsung, SK Hynix And a couple of smaller ones: CXMT (if you’re not afraid of the sanctions), Nanya, and a few others with older technology
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Comment #46392968
Could you reach out to support about the delete key? There was a small window of time where a burr on a batch of Input Cover lattices resulted in wearing down the keyboard membrane…