Saturday, November 01, 2008
Flash Memory
I've just noticed you can buy a 16Gb Play.com USB drive for £16.99. Thats quite mad, quite, quite mad...
KIS 2009 Review Part 3
Conclusion
Basically to sum up this review as i think I've pretty much covered everything and my attention span has started to wander...
KIS is a very good Security Suite if you are unsure of all the technical terms and just want something that works without asking complicated questions and requires no skill or expertise to setup.
Its far from perfect, although the slowdown on the system deserves another mention, as its hardly anything at all, memory wise a bit big, but these days, who cares, 2-4 gig ram is becoming the norm and if you can't squander a little bit of memory for your computer protection, you should be ashamed of yourself!
The regular updates are good, and more and more security firms; Symantec, Mcafee et al are taking notice and increasingly putting these into their new products.
In summation then, worth buying if you don't fancy the more complicated route, but not the hands down winner overall compared to other software out there.
Basically to sum up this review as i think I've pretty much covered everything and my attention span has started to wander...
KIS is a very good Security Suite if you are unsure of all the technical terms and just want something that works without asking complicated questions and requires no skill or expertise to setup.
Its far from perfect, although the slowdown on the system deserves another mention, as its hardly anything at all, memory wise a bit big, but these days, who cares, 2-4 gig ram is becoming the norm and if you can't squander a little bit of memory for your computer protection, you should be ashamed of yourself!
The regular updates are good, and more and more security firms; Symantec, Mcafee et al are taking notice and increasingly putting these into their new products.
In summation then, worth buying if you don't fancy the more complicated route, but not the hands down winner overall compared to other software out there.
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