Acer Chromebook Spin 311

A couple of years back, Chromebooks were an interesting new prospect. They were meant for students, children, and most people, who are not in need of a powerful machine that requires an expensive Windows certification (if you're going legal way). However, the first notebooks that came with the Chrome OS were not perceived very well in the community. They were clunky, had limited usability, compared with the well-known architecture. Moreover, probably the biggest issue of all was the lack of choice.Nowadays, this has changed, as almost every laptop manufacturer has a Chromebook offering. Not only that, but there are even some premium models, like the Pixelbook Go from Google, itself. We'll leave the Pixelbook for now and we're going to focus on the laptop that we have on our test bench[...]