Touchscreen response time isn't really part of my argument.
Sometimes
touchscreen response time pales in comparison to manual buttons.
However, I can not imagine
the touchscreen response time improving.
The touchscreen response time was good, and the information was laid out plainly and logically.
The Bad The Ford MyTouch infotainment system will cause occasional frustrations with its slow
touchscreen response times.
The touchscreen response times proved greatly improved partially due to a hardware change from a resistive to a capacitive touchscreen.
Not exact matches
The new BlackBerry - powered Sync 3
touchscreen electronics interface should address some of the usability issues with the previous MyLincoln Touch interface, as the company is touting quicker
response times and a simplified menu that appears as a strip at the bottom of the central
touchscreen.
The clunky - named ODMD 2.0 infotainment system still sports a complicated and occasionally annoying two - screen setup, but there's a new 7 - inch capacitive
touchscreen with a 30 percent improvement in
response time.
Either way, the
touchscreen interface is quite user - friendly, and
response times have improved notably relative to earlier Jaguar systems.
Acura says the new
touchscreen also has a 30 - percent faster
response time than the old non-
touchscreen system.
Standard on all 500X models, this exciting system features a 7 - inch
touchscreen that delivers vivid, full - colour graphics and fast
response times.
All models also feature a redesigned dual - screen user interface (ODMD 2.0), with more intuitive menus and command structures complemented by a new 7 - inch capacitive
touchscreen (previously resistive type) with 30 - percent faster
response times.
Unmatched capability with Command - Trac and Rock - Trac 4x4 systems, next - generation Dana axles, new Selec - Trac full -
time two - speed transfer case, Tru - Lock electric front - and rear - axle lockers, Trac - Lok limited - slip differential and 33 - inch off - road tires Industry - leading ground clearance and approach, breakover and departure angles Unmatched crawl ratios Up to 30 inches of water fording A modern design that stays true to the original Instantly recognizable keystone - shaped grille pays homage to Jeep ® CJ models Iconic round headlamps and square tail lamps provide distinctive Wrangler character Rugged - yet - distinguished design boasts improved aerodynamics Convenient fold - down windshield for off - road purists More open - air freedom for the only true open - air 4x4 SUV with new easy - to - use Sky One - Touch powertop, two hardtops and premium soft top Dozens of different door, top and windshield combinations Lightweight, high - strength aluminum doors, hinges, hood, fenders, windshield frame, and magnesium swing gate help reduce weight and boost fuel economy Suspension tuned to optimize on - road handling and ride comfort without sacrificing off - road capability Advanced fuel - efficient powertrain menu: All - new 2.0 - liter turbocharged inline four - cylinder engine with efficient eTorque technology 3.6 - liter Pentastar V - 6 engine with Engine Stop - Start (ESS) Diesel power in
response to overwhelming consumer demand: 3.0 - liter EcoDiesel V - 6 with ESS coming in 2019 Two transmission offerings: new eight - speed automatic or six - speed manual Fourth - generation Uconnect system includes Apple CarPlay, Android Auto and the choice of 5.0, 7.0 - or 8.4 - inch
touchscreens with pinch - and - zoom capability Packed with more than 75 available advanced safety and security features
With large, logically located virtual buttons, reasonably quick
response times and ample functionality for smartphone users, this is one of the best executions of a
touchscreen in any vehicle.
The
touchscreen control system has been revised and has a 30 % faster
response time.
New standard equipment on the MDX Sport hybrid for 2018 includes a 7 - inch capacitive
touchscreen with faster
response times, standard Apple CarPlay and Android Auto and lane keep assist, adaptive cruise, road departure mitigation and collision mitigation braking.
However, the
touchscreen isn't responding as fast as is expected and is no where near the iPad in its
response time.
Response times are good and the apps launch fast enough, though the
touchscreen can sometimes turn non-responsive.
The Kobo Mini doesn't need buttons because it uses an infrared
touchscreen, which generally works well most the
time but occasionally I have to press things more than once to get a
response — that's not something typically encountered on other ebook readers with infrared
touchscreens.
When it comes to a bevy of performance issues with
touchscreens and
response times, there is little users can do to nullify these negative effects.