I too have setup my old color laser (which I certainly can't afford to replace) as a google cloud printer. I now can printer from my two android tablets and android phone. It probably would work from a MS surface tablet as well. I also wanted to comment that although I have used HP printers for years and had good luck, I wouldn't buy one now. HP printers seem to have many little gotchas (like things that don't work right and the failure of HP to provide updated drivers and firmware to fix things and keep up with new technology) over the last couple of years. Their support absolutely sucks (not just my opinion as many of my tech friends feel the same). It seems a bit strange that this article seems to be promoting HP and buying new equipment instead of finding a solution to the problem. Anybody can solve problems by throwing money at it, but why bother writing an article about buying a new printer to fix a problem which could have been solved at no cost?