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: Handakte WebLAWgNorton Internet Security 2009: What A Difference!
By Handakte
I recently upgraded my personal laptop to Norton Internet Security 2009, and was very pleasantly surprised. In stark contrast to prior versions, the new 2009 version has been streamlined and so far seems very light on system resources. In recent years, Symantec has needed to rebuild both its brand and its products, mainly due to the horribly bloated and CPU-intensive 2005 and 2006 versions of their Norton Internet Security (NIS) and Norton Antivirus (NAV) programs, which prompted many customers to post negative feedback online. (…)
Quelle: Law Tech Guru vom 13.12.2008
Full post as published by Handakte WebLAWg on December 13, 2008 (boomark / email).
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