Framework Offers Some Customers a RAM Price Refund
The company secured a limited supply of lower-cost memory modules amid an ongoing component shortage, according to The Verge.
Laptop maker Framework is lowering RAM prices for some buyers of its Laptop 13 Pro, The Verge reported, calling it a rare positive update amid an ongoing component shortage.
Framework said it secured a limited quantity of Micron 32GB and 64GB memory modules at a lower cost, after raising prices in July, according to the report.
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- Framework is giving some customers a RAM refund — The Verge
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