Throw in welcome touches like surface acoustic wave (SAW) touch sensing, HDMI input, second-generation Intel Core mobile CPUs..
irst impression is that Samsung has given thoughtful consideration to its U.S. desktop debut...
The most high-end Series 7 all-in-one, with a Core i5 CPU, will sell for $1,199. A Core i3 model will go for $999. The unit Samsung left with us is a third variant, exclusive to Best Buy, with a Core i5 chip, that will sell for $1,099 when it goes on sale October 10...
and it seems that Samsung's desktop is not simply lining up with the other bland all-in-ones out there...
We also like that Samsung has taken the display's wide tilt range to its obvious extreme..
We also thought HP left the job half-finished with its TouchSmart 610 series, which only tilts back about 60 degrees...
Imagine our relief when the 23-inch Samsung Series 7 all-in-one turned out to be neither of those things....
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