Webroot Internet Security Essentials review
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Verdict
A solid, usable package with online backup to boot.
Review Date: 13 Feb 2009
Reviewed By: Darien Graham-Smith
Price when reviewed: £34 (£39 inc VAT)
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| Part Code | N/A |
| Review Date | 13 Feb 2009 |
| Price ex VAT | £34 |
| Price inc VAT | £39 |
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| Software subcategory | Internet security |
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| Processor requirement | N/A |
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| Operating system Windows Vista supported? |
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User comments
Brilliant!
I purchaed a 3 licence offer for around £20 in February 2010! After years of ZA I wanted something different and having looked around settled for this one. Easy interface, auto updates, smooth, minimal CPU usage and works perfectly with me running Malwarebytes occasionally 'just to check'. All in all I'll give it 9.5 out of 10 and well deserved.
Michael
By photomanlondon on 29 Apr 2010 
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