Sean Hollister

13.5-inch laptop, 14-inch laptop, we're talking pretty comparable here, more battery life than that.

When you go up to like a 16-inch MacBook Pro, you got a bigger battery.

Anyhow, Core Ultra 3.

You want me to go through the specs?

The Core Ultra 3 in here

is a very efficient chip, as we've seen in that Dell, we've seen in some other machines.

It can also be a very powerful chip with graphical potential when you got 12 of the XE3 graphics cores in there.

I saw some Cyberpunk 2077 running at the event with some artificial upscaling and things like that, but it looked good and smooth at over 60 FPS on a machine that's very thin and light.

This is 1.4 KG RAM.

Um, it's got this custom screen, the first custom screen from framework.

They've been semi custom before they've done off the shelf stuff, but generally framework, they want everything to be modular repairable.

They want you, they want to know that they're going to be able to find screens in this form factor, this resolution years from now that you can put in these laptops.

So then do a custom panel.

That's a big deal.

This one is 13.5 inch.

It's three, two aspect ratios, tall 2.8 K resolution.

It is IPS, not OLED, but IPS is pretty good.

And it has that variable refresh rate from 30 to 120 Hertz when their 13 inch laptops were stuck at 60 Hertz before.

So all of a sudden things are going to feel smoother because everything feels smoother when you graduate beyond 60 Hertz.

Yeah, we'll get to one.