Skip to main content
  1. Home
  2. Computing
  3. News

Framework keeps fans guessing on February launch event product details

Add as a preferred source on Google
Framework's February launch event invite.
Framework

The modular computing company, Framework has confirmed it will announce new products at the end of the month.

The brand, known for its easy-to-configure and upgrade designs, will host an event introducing its second-generation hardware on February 25 at 10:30 a.m. (1:30 p.m. EST). Framework has put up a splash page teasing the event in a coded emoji fashion, suggesting its new products will be colorful, flexible, powerful, and something for gamers.

Framework's coded invite for its February 25 event.
Framework

Giving one of the emojis is a beachball made of primary colors, the Verge suggested that the brand could be hinting at a 2-in-1 style Chromebook with a 360-degree hinge. This design allows devices to be used in different stances, other than the standard clamshell laptop form.

Recommended Videos

Framework also detailed that pre-orders for at least one of its new products will be available on launch day. The brand urges that consumers create an account if they are interested in getting early access.

The event will be Framework’s first major launch in two years. The brand last unveiled devices in March 2023, which include the Framework Laptop 16, and two Framework Laptop 13 models. Since then the brand has kept its products up to date following the latest components on the market. Notably, the brand launched a Framework Laptop Chromebook edition device in 2022 that was considered innovative at the time.

Framework is also opening invites to its upcoming event to enthusiasts, especially those who frequent the brand’s online forum. “In addition to bringing in press and partners, we’re opening a pool of invites to the Framework Community to attend the event in person, meet the team, and get hands-on with our newest products,” Framework said in a statement.

Those interested in attending can apply here to attend the event. The brand noted that applying does not guarantee an invitation.

For those who can’t make it in person, Framework will be streaming the event on YouTube.

Fionna Agomuoh
Fionna Agomuoh is a Computing Writer at Digital Trends. She covers a range of topics in the computing space, including…
Gemini Spark lands on the Mac, and it wants to tackle your chores while you relax
From messy downloads to date night reservations, Spark is here to lighten your load.
Gemini Spark mac app

Google has just announced a big batch of updates for Gemini Spark, making the assistant far more useful than before. Gemini Spark is finally coming to the Mac desktop app, bringing deeper app connections and a new way to keep tabs on what you care about. Let us break it down.

What can Spark do on your Mac now?

Read more
Anthropic finally brings back Claude Fable 5, but you’ll have to live with a temporary usage limit
Anthropic has received a green light from the US government to restore the AI Model, weeks after a security researcher found a way around its safeguards that triggered the shutdown.
Laptop running Claude Fable

Anthropic is restoring full access to Claude Fable 5 starting tomorrow, weeks after a US government directive forced the company to suspend the model for all users. The government order arrived on June 12 and required Anthropic to block foreign nationals from using Fable 5 and its more capable Mythos 5 model. Since the rule took effect immediately and Anthropic had no way to verify a user's nationality in real time, the company suspended both models entirely rather than risk a violation.

What triggered the shutdown

Read more
Claude’s Sonnet 5 is built to do more on its own and cost you less
Better than its predecessor, nearly as good as the flagship, and meaningfully cheaper than both.
Art, Floral Design, Graphics

Every major AI lab is racing to prove its models can work autonomously with minimal hand-holding; we’re now seeing pricing emerge as the next battleground. 

Anthropic just fired its latest shot, Claude Sonnet 5, a model the company says performs nearly as well as its flagship Opus 4.8 at a fraction of the cost.

Read more