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Norton Internet Security 2009 [OLD VERSION] Nowadays, it's absolutely necessary to protect your PC against viruses. Norton Internet Security 2009 is strong on protection and light on system resources, so you'll be protected without dealing with hang-ups on your computer. Surf the Web and play games online without worry, even when you're out and about. Connect securely to any wireless hotspot. This version offers 1-Year Protection.Block Internet worms at point of entry Surf the Web and play games online without worry Stop spyware from tracking you online Block spyware from hijacking your computer Bank, shop, and invest online with confidence Guard against online identity theft Inspect Web sites to make sure they're not fakes Safely download photos, music, and software Remove dangerous threats from files you download Block suspicious programs Allow only authorized programs to connect to the Internet 1-Year ProtectionMinimum System Requirements Microsoft Windows Vista Home Basic/Home Premium/Business/Ultimate Microsoft Windows XP with Service Pack 2 Home/XP Pro/XP Media Center Edition 300 MHz or higher processor 256 MB of RAM Minimum 300 MB of available hard disk space Standard Web browser Email scanning supported for POP3- and SMTP-compatible email clients. Support for AntiSpam feature - Microsoft Outlook 97 or later, Microsoft Outlook Express 6.0 or later Supported instant messenger clients - AOL, Yahoo!, Microsoft, Trillian Browser support for Browser Defense and Phishing Protection features - Microsoft Internet Explorer 6.0 (32-bit only) and later, Mozilla Firefox 2.0 and later Product Feature:
Real User Review:Name: Allan V. Knudsen Location: Nashville Review Summary : Safety Review : standard product - shipped fast at the right price - love the 3 user allowance - password keystoker protection is GREAT....
Name: thok Location: Baltimore, MD Review Summary : Great system, does not eat up resources. Review : NOTE: This is the old version. I bought it back in March 2009 and since then have bought 2010 and it pretty much is the same. The review below is accurate. PROS: Norton Tool Bar is awesome while browsing the net. Very fast, sleek, does not get in the way of your using your machine. CONS: Pop-ups are a bit annoying. FINAL VERDICT: Get the new one (Norton Internet security 2010) its worth it. SUMMARY: Bought this based on my experience with Norton in general and some of the reviews I had read about its performance and sort of "lean" use of computer resources. Updates are quick (they call it "pulse" updates, an apt name) and do not get in the way of your usage of your machine. Antivirus fires up when you are not using the computer, but shows a slightly annoying pop-up which wakes your computer from sleep. Does not appear to be a setting to turn this off without doing anything drastic. NOTE: This review is for 2010 on both Windows 7 and Windows Vista.
Name: ETK Location: Mid-Atlantic Review Summary : Always been a fan....BUT Review : I have always been a fan of NAV and Internet Security (even during the bloated years) but this new version has a "feature" that I find VERY aggravating and I have to wonder if it is even legal. Apparently, when you hit your 1 year anniversary the Software gets COMPLETELY disabled and Windows Defender gets turned back on. I can understand being blocked out from any further definition and software updates but I find it really tacky that they can completely disable software that you have paid for in full after one year. If we choose to continue to run the software even after updates are stopped we should be able to do that. It really seems unlawful to me somehow that they are able to completely disable software that you have paid for. But I guess that is just me.
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