Technology4/21/2026•Engadget

Framework is building an eGPU kit for its Laptop 16 - Engadget

Framework is building an eGPU kit for its Laptop 16 - Engadget

It's also launching a wireless keyboard and 10Gb ethernet card. Framework's Laptop 13 Pro may be the star of today's launch, but it is by no means the only product the company is unveiling. We're also seeing some quality-of-life upgrades for the Laptop 16, a new wireless keyboard and a carrying case. Plus, it's addressing something a vast number of its own users have demanded for a while: A 10GB Ethernet expansion card. The top deck of the Laptop 16 is sufficiently customizable that you can cram in any number of modules alongside the keyboard and trackpad. If you want an area blank, then you can just put in the requisite spacer, but that creates an unintended problem for some users. CEO Nirav Patel admitted the areas where the modules sit side-by-side can trap some people's arm hairs, leading to some unplanned depilations when they move away from the deck. To solve this, the company is releasing a new all-in-one trackpad and all-in-one keyboard cover. The trackpad has also been updated to the same haptic model found in the 13 Pro. Plus, it's now available with a lower-end Ryzen 5 340 mainboard as a more affordable entry level model. At the back of the Laptop 16 is an expansion modu

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