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» 17 April 2010

Netbook anti-virus software now out in the market

Users should no longer worry given that there is a newly-created anti-virus pack designed for the handy netbook computers. Trend Micro introduced their latest product, Titanium, which is user-friendly with its trouble-free installation procedure.

This brand new is not really that expensive having the price of 39.95 US dollars (£25). Titanium appears to be interesting for various customers like the small business groups and employees from an inaccessible workplace. This is due to the merchandise’s obviously tough security functions and devices.

Users’ needs must be looked upon

The web security provider, Trend Micro, considered the necessities of the netbook users that are highly-inclined in online tasks such as using of the webmail and online surfing. The manufacturer believed that what the web users needed is an anti-virus pack that can be effortlessly installed and utilized. Also, the security pack must be very potent so as that it can instantly identify and delete viruses and spywares, which are found lurking within the computer systems.

Thus, Trend Micro was able to create Titanium with all of those points in mind. These were based on a statement released by Anthony O’Mara, the vice-president of Europe-based Trend Micro.

Silent worker that acts behind the scene

According to Trend Micro, the new security pack functions as the individuals utilize their netbook PCs and that it has a specific option in which a user can choose what will best suit his or her needs.

Titanium performs its job continuously even though the users do not actually notice it. Hence, one should be rest assured that his or her computer system is fully safeguarded from any unwanted access.

Individuals use the item that performs most efficiently

Asus, a popular producer of netbook PCs, gave its full support on the latest security product. And, this company sees that software can be the solution for those users who think that security software only affects the speed of their netbooks and also the performance of their batteries. Asus considers this as a risk for computer system infection.

John Swatton, a marketing executive from Asus, added that even the computer enthusiasts turn off the security software installed in their netbook with low computing capacity in order to increase the speed and improve its performance.

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