Can a printer be good-looking enough to reside in your living room? HP thinks the Tango X is. When its fabric (or optional cork) cover is in place, it looks somewhat like a very large fabric ...

The HP Tango X ($199) is a small wireless printer that's made for home use ... camera ever Camp Snap Screen-Free digital camera review Because the Tango X lacks a screen and traditional control ...

Remember when printers used to look like, well, printers? HP’s latest addition to the world of paper and ink is the Tango — a device designed to look nothing like a conventional printer.

HP wants to make the home printer less intimidating ... though it has a few buttons to cancel or resume a print job. My review set, the Tango X, is identical to the base Tango model.

Designed to work primarily with mobile devices, the Tango is one of the first printers to feature voice ... have written more than 6,000 articles and reviews for the site. I previously served ...

The Tango ships this October in both a plain $149 model and a $199 Tango X model that includes the cover. You'll also have the option of buying covers after the fact. About ...

For nearly a decade, Bill focused on printer and scanner technology and reviews for PCMag, and wrote about computer technology since well before the advent of the internet. He authored or co ...

Of midpriced all-in-one (AIO) printers, none is more cutting-edge—and attentive—than the HP Tango X ($199) and its less expensive sibling, the HP Tango ($149), among the first printers to ...

However, HP’s Tango has completely ... out all the detail in the Tango’s 1200 x 1200dpi resolution. And although it’s clearly not designed as an office printer, the Tango does a good job ...