Configuration lineup centers on Panther Lake Core Ultra 5, X7, and X9, with optional AMD Ryzen AI 300 series; the top-tier aims for AAA gaming performance.

Framework unveils the 13 Pro, a repairability-focused laptop built on a new extruded aluminum chassis with a refreshed Panther Lake mainboard, new LPCAMM2 memory, a larger 74 Wh battery, and a custom display plus a haptic trackpad.

Pricing starts at $1,199 for the DIY Edition and goes to $1,499 for pre-built, with Windows versions from $1,699; pre-orders are open and shipments begin in June.

Existing Framework 13 users can upgrade to the new Pro standards via upgrade kits or individual parts, keeping the same mainboard and enabling upgrades to the motherboard, display, enclosure, or touchpad with keyboard.

Touch capability was added in response to user demand, featuring a custom touch display while preserving the keyboard and fingerprint sensor.

Memory and GPU options offer flexibility with 16, 32, and 64 GB LPCAMM2 modules and configurations using Core Ultra 5, X7, and X9 CPUs for near-discrete gaming performance, though LPCAMM2 pricing is a consideration.

CEO frames Linux-focused devices as a hedge against Windows licensing costs, signaling a strategy to appeal to enthusiasts who prefer open-source software.

OS and ecosystem emphasize open-source components and firmware with a Linux-first focus, Ubuntu certification, optional Windows 11, and privacy features like hardware webcam and mic switches; no bloatware.

LPCAMM2 replaces DDR5-SO-DIMMs, using LPDDR5X memory in 16, 32, and 64 GB configurations for higher efficiency and bandwidth, with upgradeability baked in.

Framework Expansion Card system enables user-selected ports, a magnet-attach bezel for color customization, QR-guided repair steps, single-tool replacement, and upgrades to mainboard, memory, or storage.

Core Ultra 3 family (Panther Lake) powers the lineup with options for Ultra 5, X7, and X9, plus a possible AMD Ryzen AI 300-series mainboard; highest configurations feature strong integrated graphics for gaming.

Battery life is highlighted with real-world figures across use cases, emphasizing efficiency and standby performance.