Gadgetmix is running a full detailed review of the new 10-inch Acer Aspire One D150. And judging from the review’s final verdict, I think I’m inclined to get the the Aspire One D150 in the coming days. I’ve been planning to get a new netbook aside from my aging Eee PC 701 4G. And the Acer Aspire One D150 is among my three choices. The other two being the MSI U100 with 2GB RAM and the Eee PC 1000H.

Anyway, based on the review, among the highlighted features of the Acer Aspire One D150 include great battery life (around 6 hours normal use), affordable price considering that it is a powerful netbook, nice looking over all design, brushed metallic palm rest,  reliably fast performance, full sized shift keyboard with dedicated page-up/down buttons, RAM and HDD upgradeable, better bundled case.

The new Aspire One D150 offers a elegant and stylish design along with enough power to satisfy for your daily as-well-as mobile computing needs.  And with the 6 hours-plus battery life and extremely affordable price ($350-$400 for 6-cell battery), it is a great bang for a buck. We recommend it.

And for the Aspire One’s Cons, actually the review identified only one – that being the keyboard could still be bigger.

The Aspire One D150 will set you back around $350-400 for the model with the 6-cell battery. How I wish, that would also be its market price in our local PC market.

You can read the full review over at the Gadgetmix blog.

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