The whole "Plus" thing and leaving out of AluminiumOS fully capable Chromebooks goes against what ChromeOS was supposed to be

So this was supposed to be an affordable type of laptops and with no feature distinctions no matter what Chromebook you get.

Now they're are making a supposed "premium" sub-brand depriving most Chromebooks from basic non-hardware related stuff like the rounded corners on the interface, which was actually available to everyone via flag.

To make it worse I think they're planning to leave 8gb fully capable Chromebooks like the Acer Spin 513 Snapdragon out of the new OS project.

What started looking like the ultimate transformation is starting to look like the ultimate backstab to the consumer who trusted them for years.