Framework Teases New Modular Devices at February 25 Event
For tech enthusiasts and DIY laptop builders, Framework has redefined the concept of modular computing, offering a level of upgradeability and repairability rarely seen in today’s market. Since its debut, Framework has delivered a 13-inch laptop with fully swappable parts and later introduced a larger 16-inch model featuring a discrete GPU module. Now, the company is preparing to unveil its next major innovation, and the anticipation is high.
A dedicated event page on Framework’s website is currently counting down to February 25th at 10:30 AM PST (1:30 PM EST), teasing an announcement that could reshape the modular computing landscape. While the company has remained tight-lipped about the specifics, the event is branded as a “2nd Gen” reveal, strongly suggesting a significant hardware refresh. Notably, it has been two years since Framework introduced a major revision, making this an exciting moment for those eager to see what’s next.
The possibilities are endless—Framework has previously experimented beyond laptops, developing RISC-V motherboards and even a headless desktop adapter for repurposing old laptop components. With such a broad scope of innovation, the upcoming event could showcase new form factors, upgraded internals, or even an entirely new product category within the Framework ecosystem.
Adding to the excitement, Framework is inviting members of its online community to attend the event in person in San Francisco. While press and industry partners will be present, Framework is extending exclusive invitations to select community members, offering them a chance to meet the team, experience the new products firsthand, and engage with fellow enthusiasts. Those interested can sign up via the official event page for a chance to participate in this exclusive gathering.
With the event date fast approaching, speculation is running wild. Could we see a new form factor, a redesigned motherboard, or expanded modular capabilities? Whatever it is, Framework’s commitment to sustainable, upgradable computing ensures that this announcement is one to watch.
