The emphasis on addressing consumer problems extends to the display cover, which will now be matte rather than shiny. Similarly, Framework will add the 80dB louder speakers found in its Chromebook to certain of its mainstream laptops. All of these advancements will be available as independent pieces, in keeping with Framework’s normal commitment to supporting its existing users. And, as I explained last year, even someone with no aptitude for updating computer parts may do these adjustments with relative ease. Consumers may now choose their display bezel colour and keyboard selections during the purchasing process, sparing them from having to make two purchases.
