Kaspersky Internet Security 2010 review
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Verdict
A powerful and capable suite, though it's not the easiest to use, nor the cheapest
Review Date: 3 Sep 2009
Reviewed By: Darien Graham-Smith
Price when reviewed: £35 (£40 inc VAT)
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Impressed with Kaspersky 2010
I downloaded a trial of the Kaspersky Anti virus because I am working on a mine site in Africa with an open non secured web connection. In addition people on the site or coming to the site share data by means of memory sticks etc so you can guess the problems we get.
I was (and I still am) so impressed with the trial I purchased the 2010 Kaspersky suite. Previously I used the Freebies, AVG, Zone Alarm etc. Kaspersky not only detects far more than the others, it also cleans far better. AVG has a habit of saying it has cleaned something when it hasn't.
All I can say is that the ones on your A list must be super fantastic, because to describe the Kaspersky suite as fantastic would be an understatement. I would recommend this to anyone.
By deedub93 on 6 Oct 2009 
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