Meet the HP Tango X
The Tango X has a book-cover-like outer "wrap" that, when open, provides a nice cloth runway on which printed pages can land.
It's a Wrap
The Tango X wrapper material feels like a hardcover book's cover, upholstered in fabric. It folds around the top, front, and bottom of the printer.
An Apple-Esque Color Scheme
The Tango X's body is mostly white, with color highlights only under the lid.
Tag, You're It
This tag on the end of the wrap tended to interfere with the flow of paper when printing large, multipage documents.
Out of the Wrapping
Without the wrap, and with the paper tray closed, the Tango X measures 3.6 by 15.3 by 9.7 inches (HWD) and weighs 7.5 pounds.
No Wired Interfaces
This AC adapter connection is the only wired port on the Tango X.
Lid Up
You pop open the top of the Tango X to ready it for printing and expose the input tray.
Exit Page Left
The Tango X has no output tray apart from the cloth-covered wrap.
The Paper Path in Full
Here's the Tango X with the paper tray full and the wrap stretched out to catch pages.
Ready for Action
HP rates the Tango X at 11 pages per minute (ppm) for monochrome pages, 8ppm for color.
Insert Paper Here
The Tango X paper tray, positioned at the back of the chassis, holds 50 sheets of paper, five envelopes, or 20 index cards or sheets of photo paper.
Send More Cartridges!
With Instant Ink, you pay a modest monthly fee, and the printer monitors your ink levels; HP sends you new cartridges as needed.
The Ink Arrangement
The Tango X is a four-color printer with a two-cartridge arrangement.