For those using AVG, please read.

[shadowshiv]

Here is a link to a comparison chart that is fairly easy to read.

http://www.pcworld.com/article/id,124475-page,1/article.html

Juan, do they release new charts ever year? I am interested to see if there are any differences for the 2007 versions.

 

[#juan]

Juan, do they release new charts ever year? I am interested to see if there are any differences for the 2007 versions.

The one I posted was January 2006......I'll have to look for a newer one. I know that Grisoft (AVG) has improved their product because I get all the updates. Over the last while some of the updates have been relatively large files.

 

[#juan]

New Free Anti-Virus
GRISOFT is announcing a new version of the AVG Anti-Virus Free Edition. This new 7.5 version with improved performance and full compatibility with the latest Windows Vista version will be available very soon. Users that are using AVG Free 7.1 will be provided with a specific dialog, within the next few weeks, with the opportunity to choose the right option fulfilling their needs. AVG Free 7.1 version will be discontinued on 18th of Feb 2007.

Obviously, 7.1 has already been superceded but it was 7.1 that was referred to in the comparison in the topic header. I currently have 7.5.

 

[cdn_bc_ca]

Did you know that every time you surf the net, every site you visits there's a thing call a cookies and it track your movements, those cookies are downloaded to your computer w/o your consent.

Those cookies could be modify in to a virus or a trojan worm easily.

People who surf the internet should just accept the fact that they're gonna get infected sooner or later.

Inside a text file you can hide/add a .js virus that can be activated with the most common use program like WinAmp.exe which a lot of people have

Gosh darn it!!! The sky is falling. THE SKY IS FALLING!!! Everyone, pull the plug from the wall and step away from the computer... :roll:

 

[Le GoogelGuRu]

I feel safe enough with AVG.