If you’re looking for a general-purpose printer you can use with a computer for printing letters and school reports, the Tango isn’t a good choice at all. But for keen photographers who like to print ...

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. At first ...

Gear-obsessed editors choose every product we review. We may earn commission if you buy from a link. Why Trust Us? To be honest, I really don’t need to print that frequently. With our increasingly ...

HP wants to make the home printer less intimidating, soften the edges of this functional device and update it for a modern audience accustomed to interacting with their gadgets using a smartphone or ...

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Printers haven't really kept up with the times. Sure, you can print from your phone, but the devices aren't built for an always-connected world -- and let's be honest, more than a few of them are ...

Plenty of us shout things at our printers. But what if yours heard you? Of midpriced all-in-one (AIO) printers, none is more cutting-edge—and attentive—than the HP Tango X ($199) and its less ...

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