Acer CEO JT Wang has announced his decision to resign from the consumer electronics company following poor financial results and struggling PC sales. Wang will step down from the CEO position on January 1, but will remain chairman until the second quarter of 2014.

Acer president Jim Wong will become its new CEO.

Google was pretty busy yesterday, as well as unveiling its much-anticipated flagship smartphone of 2013, the Nexus 5, the team at Mountain View also updated the case offerings for its latest tablet – the Nexus 7 and its latest Chromebook – the HP Chromebook 11.

I may or may not really desire one of these.

Google announced its latest Chromebook Tuesday, revealing the $279 HP Chromebook 11. It’s on sale now, and comes in white with Google-style color splashes. It looks a lot like Apple’s Macbook Air design, but is powered by Google’s own internet-centric Chrome OS.

If you live in a browser all day (preferably Google’s Chrome browser), this might be your next purchase.

Yesterday, Google together with Intel officially unveiled their latest Chromebook variants, all of which are powered by the latest Haswell processors, and are due to be announced over the course of the next few months. Among the manufacturers adding to the current rage of Chrome-powered devices are HP, Acer, Toshiba and ASUS.

The slate has never been the best Android tablet in its price range, but now that HP have shaved $30 off the original $170 price tag it may seem somewhat more appealing to customers than before.