He refers to Acorn's single palette as a "screen-cluttering single toolbox", and even moves the palette from the right to the left side of the screen (which is where PS's tool palette is). Ben starts out writing that it's surprising to see small companies making image editing programs when PS dominates the market.
He seemed to come from the perspective of a long time Photoshop user who is looking at Acorn as a Photoshop competitor or maybe as an app that aspires to be Photoshop. Recently Acorn 3 was reviewed in Macworld by Ben Long.
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