Framework Announces Laptop 13 Pro, Positioned as 'MacBook Pro for Linux Users'

Framework has launched the Laptop 13 Pro, a premium laptop designed for Linux users, featuring a custom display, haptic trackpad, and improved battery life. The device is built with 6000-series aluminum and offers modular hardware for upgrades. It is marketed as a competitor to Apple's MacBook Pro.

By Sean Hollister · The Verge · April 21, 2026, 18:08 UTC

Framework Announces Laptop 13 Pro, Positioned as 'MacBook Pro for Linux Users'

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