Framework announced the Framework Laptop 13 Pro on April 22. The company positions the device as a MacBook Pro alternative for Linux users. The announcement included details on processor options, memory, and storage configurations.
The laptop supports Intel Core Ultra Panther Lake processors and AMD Ryzen AI 300 series chips. Intel Core Ultra Panther Lake Users can choose between Ultra 5 325, Ultra X7 358H, or Ultra X9 388H models. The system utilizes LPCAMM2 memory running at 7467MT/s. Storage relies on a PCIe Gen5 M.2 2280 SSD slot. The 13.5-inch display offers a 2880×1920 resolution with a 30 to 120Hz refresh rate. The panel covers 100% of the sRGB color gamut and reaches 700 nits of brightness. The chassis uses CNC aluminum alloy and measures 15.85 mm thick. The device weighs 1.41 kg at its base configuration. It includes a 1.5mm travel keyboard and a haptic touchpad. Audio comes from side-mounted Dolby Atmos speakers. The battery holds 74Wh and supports 1000 charge cycles. A 100W GaN power adapter is included. The system supports Linux with an optional Ubuntu pre-install.
Framework lists the global DIY barebones starting price at 1199 USD. The product became available globally on April 22. The availability date for non-DIY configurations is not specified.
Modular laptop features Panther Lake processors and Ubuntu pre-install option
The Framework Laptop 13 Pro targets users seeking modular hardware and open-source software compatibility. The Framework Laptop 13 Pro features LPCAMM2 memory and PCIe Gen5 storage. The Framework Laptop 13 Pro includes Linux support with a pre-install Ubuntu option. Linux support
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