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I tested Acer's new business-friendly Chromebook and it nails all the essentials for pro users

Acer's Chromebook Plus Enterprise 515 performs well in most use cases and its deep integration with Google software makes it highly flexible.

This may seem like an odd benchmarking choice, but the website accurately tests how well a lightweight system like ChromeOS can support high frame rates. Acer TNR (Temporal Noise Reduction), for example, improves image quality under low-light conditions, while the Auto Facial Exposure tool ensures optimal lighting. I've never been the biggest fan of Gemini (I'm more of a ChatGPT guy), but if you ever need an assistant, the tech giant's model is readily available on the laptop, although it does need an internet connection to work.

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