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Posted by jojoba
 - Today at 16:43:22
QuoteIf things continue this way, they risk ending up in bankruptcy

What can they do. They are held hostage by ram manufacturers. If they don't accept the prices, they will have no memory to buy from. It's absolutely horrible what's happening right now. There is no way to regulate this, and this will be going for couple more years at least.

I think price-wise, if they are really on par with Macbook Pro quality, it still would be playing in the same price-turf, so not a tragedy. But still, not a single batch shipped, so we need to wait for the real users reviews...

I don't believe they are the only one who can go under because of this. I mean Valve got also pretty scruwd by that with the SteamMachine (even though for them it's not existentional, it's still a pitty...)
Posted by Phl995511
 - Today at 13:11:00
Hardly anyone will buy such expensive machines...

If things continue this way, they risk ending up in bankruptcy.
Posted by Redaktion
 - Today at 05:34:13
Framework has nearly doubled Laptop 13 Pro LPCAMM2 memory prices, raising 32GB modules to $800 and 64GB modules to $1,600 after an unexpected supplier cost surge. CEO Nirav Patel warned that absorbing the increase would threaten the company's finances, prompting configuration changes for some pre-orders while Framework targets a late-July launch.

https://www.notebookcheck.net/Framework-nearly-doubles-Laptop-13-Pro-RAM-prices-overnight-as-CEO-warns-supplier-costs-put-company-at-financial-risk.1349842.0.html