Definition of touch-sensitive in US English:
touch-sensitive
adjectiveˈtəCHˌsensədivˈtətʃˌsɛnsədɪv
(of an electronic device's interface or display) responsive to touch.
a touch-sensitive control panel
the advent of touch-sensitive computer displays
Example sentencesExamples
- That mysterious rectangle could be a touch-sensitive panel, or could be a separate display.
- The operating systyem is designed to work well with touch-sensitive screens, but the displays add to the cost of a PC.
- All three models feature touch-sensitive controls mounted on top of their cabinets.
- It is just wide enough to give an adult male thumb a good grip without too much chance that it'll accidentally tap the touch-sensitive screen.
- Among the innovations in the device are sensors made of a touch-sensitive artificial skin, thin rubber sheets that contain long microchannels filled with a liquid metal alloy.
- MasterCard launches the 'Display Card' with LCD screen and touch sensitive buttons
- There's a home screen with big icons showing which apps are installed, and you navigate using a touch-sensitive screen.
- Gone is the large green power switch, replaced with a more subtle touch-sensitive power button on the right.
- I'm all for the use of real buttons versus touch-sensitive controls.
- The set is also pretty easy to operate, via touch-sensitive controls on the speaker or the included remote.