#Cnet fast image resizer Pc
#Cnet fast image resizer download

In the meantime, Amazon is offering up to 80 percent off Kindle books by various guests of 'The Daily Show,' which I think is kind of a cool promotion. Here's hoping he'll be a very frequent guest on Colbert's new show. 2: Jon Stewart is barely gone and already I miss him terribly.

#Cnet fast image resizer Pc

CNET hasn't reviewed it, but PC Mag awarded it an Editors' Choice, and Amazon buyers rated it 4.4 stars out of 5.īonus deal No. Alas, your only connectivity options are USB and Ethernet - sorry, no Wi-Fi - but if you keep it connected to a computer that's on most of the time anyway, you can still print wirelessly from your mobile devices. It features a 250-sheet paper tray, auto document feeder and 24-page-per-minute output speed. The MF216n prints, scans, copies and faxes. It lists for $199.99 and sells elsewhere for anywhere from $110-160. Like this one: For a limited time, Adorama has the Canon ImageClass MF216n multifunction laser printer for $89.99 shipped. If you need an image editor that's a bit more robust than IrfanView, this is it.īonus deal: If you're anything like me, congratulations! Also, you rarely need to print in color, meaning a monochrome laser printer makes a ton more sense for your home office.

#Cnet fast image resizer download

So let us pause to celebrate - and download - this freeware gem.

I also like the fact that the entire thing exists in a 6MB download, meaning it has a very small footprint and loads quickly. Personally, I'm a fan of the old-school interface, which relies on a simple, familiar file-tree structure for navigating your folders. Said the reviewer: 'It can resize, rotate, and crop images fix red-eye and other image flaws add borders, watermarks, and special effects convert batches and do far more, and better, than it should be able to for free.' Recently updated to version 5.4 and reviewed by, 'FSIV' offers not only the image-editing basics, but also cool stuff like brushes, filters and effects. Thankfully, there's a more capable tool that's also free: FastStone Image Viewer. However, it's somewhat limited, especially if you're looking to organize a big photo library. See, for a long time I've relied on (and recommended) IrfanView, a small, speedy image-editing tool that's great for stuff like rotating and resizing photos. Let's put our wallets away, shall we? (At least until you get to the bonus deals.) Today, I offer proof positive that some of the best things in life are free(ware). Questions about the Cheapskate blog? Find the answers on our FAQ page. CNET's Cheapskate scours the Web for great deals on PCs, phones, gadgets and much more.