The 11.6-inch Acer Chromebook Spin 11 convertible will be sold in North America beginning in March.
As a convertible, the Spin 11 supports a variety of form factors, including being bent backward into tent mode or flipped all the way around into a tablet configuration.
Though the CPU is based upon the Intel's 2016 "Apollo Lake" Atom configuration, the optional 8GB of memory should go a long way toward alleviating any concerns you might have about web browsing.
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