touch-ready

British

adjective

(of software) ready to work on touch-screen computers and devices

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Shortages of touch-ready hardware, particularly notebooks, have plagued the industry since Windows 8's launch.

From The Guardian

What’s more, there’s something, I believe, that so many of the pundits have missed to date, and that’s the new breed of touch-ready Windows 8 laptops with which consumers are just becoming acquainted.

From BusinessWeek

Microsoft has unveiled a touch-ready version of Office, the latest version of the company's market-leading productivity software suite.

From BBC

Office 2013 is fully touch-ready, as is Windows 8, the company's latest operating system, and its new tablet computer, Surface, which is expected to be available in October.

From BBC

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