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In March, Framework announced several new products and upgrades were coming to its modular laptop lineup. The announcements included new Intel models, a bigger, more powerful gaming laptop, and then, finally, an AMD version of its Laptop 13. 

But what Framework didn't announce was any real specifics outside of the fact that the AMD-powered Laptop 13 would use an AMD Ryzen 5 or Ryzen 7 series CPU. 

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On Wednesday, Framework revealed more details, important ones at that. The AMD version of the Laptop 13 will be available with either a Ryzen 5 7640U or Ryzen 7 7840U configuration. 

Both configurations are currently available to pre-order, with deliveries starting in the third quarter of this year. 

The DIY Edition (which you build at home, yourself) with the 7640U Series starts at$711 before memory, storage and an operating system. The 7840U build starts at$1,031, again, before all the extra components. 

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Why would you have the option to buy a laptop without memory, storage or an OS? That's what makes Framework so appealing to many -- you can add any compatible components you already own to the laptop. Or you can pick from the list of options currently on the Framework site; it's up to you. 

Or if you'd rather go the more traditional route of a pre-built system, the AMD Laptop 13 starts at$1,049 for a working laptop out of the box.

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