Live OneCare Trade Up for Raxco's PerfectSpeed

PerfectSpeed, the next title in Raxco's portfolio, is a fully automated utility suite designed to improve the performance of your computer. It is a system maintenance tool that combines the power of the PerfectDisk 10 engine with file-shredding capabilities, registry cleaning and trace erasing abilities.

It has just been launched and as Raxco has already accustomed its customers with discount offers, PerfectSpeed starts off with a limited-time cut-off price of $19.99. The regular sum for the application is $29.99 but by July 31, you can benefit from the introductory $10 brush off.

Raxco has also announced a special trade-up pricing to PerfectSpeed for owners of Microsoft's Windows Live OneCare. They have to follow this link and provide proof of their Live OneCare purchase in order to benefit from further discounted pricing of PerfectSpeed. They will receive a $20 cut-off from the original price, being able to get it for $9.99. In the context of OneCare being discontinued during this summer season, the offer looks mighty appealing.




PerfectSpeed PC Optimizer integrates disk defragmentation and optimization available in PerfectDisk defragmenter with all its benefits: SMARTPlacement optimization, AutoPilot Scheduling and free space consolidation. Besides the defrag power included, you will also benefit from a registry cleaner with exclusive SafeClean technology that eliminates system instability and problems caused by conventional registry cleaners, military-strength file shredder for permanent data deletion, a tweak tool to customize the performance, security and appearance of Windows operating systems, as well as a duplicate and temporary file remover to reclaim some of the disk space.

With the release of its new product, Raxco takes PC performance improvement one step further. The novelties in Raxco's portfolio of options supported now extend to registry cleaning, secure file deletion, web browsing elimination and operating system tweaking.




The trial period for evaluating the software is of 15 days, plenty of time to test the application with all options fully functional and decide whether it is worth the money. Although the testimonials of some of the 1,000 beta testers are beyond enthusiastic, and exalting, Softpedia will start testing the application this week and publish a review. Until then, you can download it from here.