Framework Stops Selling Some of Its Laptops in the U.S. Due to Tariffs

my laptop is a 16, so yes. the laptop was never a laptop if you wanted value per dollar, its about minimizing waste due to broken parts and not treating tech as a disposal hardware.

They are more expensive than high volume budget laptops but inline with other premium laptops. They aren't unaffordable for working people in developed countries.

If I have another laptop die in rural Australia there is no local repair or replacement. Usually I take a gamble and buy the cheapest shit I can find, accepting it is disposable. I paid premium for the self repair and upgrade options and I will do again.