Netbooks and mini computers emerged as the most coveted gifts during the recent unusually challenging holiday shopping season and have not lost in popularity since. Given their relative affordability and appealing travel-friendly size, the sales of the smallest PCs have risen steadily to now account for 26 percent of all computer sales compared with just five percent a year ago, according to the IDC Worldwide Quarterly PC Tracker. As this trend continues to accelerate[1], iolo technologies System Mechanic provides key tools to maximize performance, minimize problems, and keep the smallest portables running like new for longer.

System Mechanic is the #1 best-selling PC tune-up software in the US, Canada, France, and the Benelux countries and is used by more than 23 million consumers to fix more than 70 million computers of all shapes and sizes worldwide. With more than 40 advanced tools, a range of options to satisfy both novice and expert users, and industry-first Tune-Up Definitions that deliver weekly updates on how to resolve the latest causes of PC slowdowns, System Mechanic provides netbook users a comprehensive, easy-to-use and affordable solution for getting the best performance and longest life out of their lean machines.

Given the netbooks and minis limited amount of space and memory, theres no room for performance-draining clog, clutter and waste, said JJ Schoch, VP of marketing at iolo technologies. Netbook users are looking for speed, reliability and convenience. While the average desktops are discarded after only 30 months due primarily to an avoidable degradation of performance, netbooks and minis with more limited resources are even more susceptible to early user discontent if not tuned-up regularly. System Mechanic is specifically designed to keep those machines consistently responsive and reliable, and help netbook users get the most out of their purchase.

Some of the essential tools offered by System Mechanic for netbooks and minis users include:

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