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Framework Stops Selling Some of Its Laptops in the US Due To Tariffs

7 April 2025
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Framework Stops Selling Some of Its Laptops in the US Due To Tariffs
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Framework, a company known for producing upgradeable and repairable laptops, will be pausing sales on several versions of one of its models in America due to Trump’s tariffs. The affected models include the Ultra 5 125H and Ryzen 5 7640U versions of the Framework Laptop 13. The company clarified that these specific models will be temporarily removed from their US site, while still being available for customers ordering outside of America.

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