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CNET Editors' Take
December 31, 2012 6:00 PM PST
As a touch-sensitive monitor, the SC770 has little use for ergonomic options, beside tilt of course.
(Credit: Samsung)Windows 8's new multitouch interface means the building of new multitouch monitors will be necessary to take advantage of it. The Series 7 Touch SC770 will be the first such monitor from Samsung.
The monitor supports up to 10 points of simultaneous multitouch. The monitor also offers 60 degrees of back-tilt flexibility; most monitors top out at about 25 degrees of tilt. Why Samsung didn't just go the full 90 degrees is beyond me, however.
Other features include a 1,920x1,080-pixel resolution, an MVA panel, Mobile High Definition Link, and an HDMI connection. Look for more information (yes, including pictures) soon.
