What I have on my computer is the Norton 360 Version 4.0 – 1 Year Protection.  This is pretty much the gold standard, top of the line stuff.  They have cheaper versions with less features, but I don’t like to leave my credit card, bank, and personal information to chance.  No web security and anti-virus software is full proof but Norton is as good as it gets.  This software was released in March, 2010 so you know it’s more up to date than anything else on the market.

I used to try to avoid buying anti-virus software and just get the free computer security software.  Two computer crashes later, I’ve realized not to mess around with computer safety and health.  Thankfully, I’ve never had any personal or confidential information stolen – at least not that I know of.

If you’re looking for a sale or discount, I’ve found a link that will get you 10% off but it expires in April.  If the code is still good, you’ll get 10% off by clicking this link: 10% Off – Norton Internet Security 2010 Coupon – Code: 10NIS2010 – Exp. 4/30

I know a lot of people that think they need to find a San Antonio computer geek or San Antonio computer repair shop to install anti virus software for them on their computer.  You really don’t.  You’re just paying an extra $50 or $100 for markup on something you can install and run yourself.  If you need any email service or email help for free, just let me know.

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I needed a replacement battery for my laptop so I headed in and had a positive experience. The service was very good. I was able to test my laptop out and make sure the new battery and it’s connector head worked. I also went through a few connectors to find the right one that fit my laptop. This was a pretty nice luxury if you think about it because who wants to chance going home with the wrong computer battery and then having to come back? I’m not sure which other computer stores do this, but either way I left a satisfied customer.

The price was fantastic on my laptop replacement battery. I paid about $52 for a battery that was listed on the Internet for $90-$130. The Targus battery wasn’t the same brand as the Toshiba manufacturer battery, but who cares, it worked.

If you have any good or bad experiences with San Antonio PC Outlet, please leave a review comment.

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