We all know that Acer is set to release its Aspire One, its entry to the low-cost ultraportable market. We also know that the Aspire One would have an 8.9-inch LCD display and an 8GB solid state or 80GB hard drive. But what don’t know is that the Aspire One actually has a big brother, called Acer Aspire One 150X. Now what is the difference between the Aspire One and the Aspire One 150X? The latter’s name is a dead give-away, meaning it will come with a 150GB HD.

The Acer Aspire one 150X was spotted on the product page at Notebooksbillinger.de. The Aspire One 150X will also come with an Intel Atom N270 processor that runs at 1.6GHx and 1GB of RAM. And since it is an ULPC, it will have the Windows XP for its OS.

The Acer Aspire One 150X will SRP at around $630, although there is no official word yet as to whether it will be release in the US.
Via [Laptoping]

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