Fry's B&M has a great deal until on NOD32 Antivirus v4.0 for a 3 User License for $29.99. Regular price is $69.99. Online 1 pc price direct from Eset is $39.99. Here's the ad page from the Dallas Morning News.
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NOD32 v4.0 $29.99 / 3 Users @ Fry's B&M Only
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BurntToast
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WIsh it was $10 per rather than $30 for 3. I miss the $5 deal on the v3.0-v4.0 a few years back :/
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FWIW $2 cheaper on the renew from NOD32 direct. But 1 user license. Yet I've successfully had it on 3 computers simultaneously for the entire 1yr.
http://www.eset.com/renew
http://www.eset.com/renew
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Avast FTW.
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With a more serious, non fan-boy tone, I think Avast is plenty light. And at zero dollars, it's great value. I work as a freelance computer technician and I put it on every computer I work on. My clients love the transparency. (The gaming mode, as they call it). Absolutely no popups or other interference... Very professional!
I had been using Avast in a similar fashion myself lately, but with MSE 2 being out I'm running it through its paces as well.
NOD32 is great, I get my key free every year when my subscription runs out near the ending of the year and my icon turns orange
But if you aren't getting it free than $10 a year is a hot price.... I will say its still light and I use it a lot. I use it all the time mixed with Free Zonealarm. I pass all the basic port and firewall tests and no laggy on my old ass Pentium D with 2gb ram and 7200rpm drive. Plus like I said, they update even little updates daily... on the ball! Muuuuuuch better than norton which is NOT light at all but rather boggy to systems for sure.
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I'll have to look for a review/comparison sometime soon once MSE 2 has been out for a good amount of time. I'm not going to blindly follow some program I'm accustomed to using. I'll go with whatever becomes best. That's how I got to Avast in the first place.