Windows 8.1: High-resolution screen users don't worry about it

At present, some high-end Windows 8 notebooks and tablets will encounter such a dilemma. Although their high resolution looks very eye-catching, the actual user interface is always too small, such as the font looks very hard, the touch button is difficult to operate, etc. Wait. But all this is about to change, Windows 8.1 will add support for small, high-resolution screens and optimize the size of the user interface.
To do this, Microsoft seems to have adopted Apple's approach to the Retina screen iPad, iPhone and MacBook Pro. According to Jensen Harris, director of the Windows User Experience team, Windows 8.1 has increased the zoom range to 200%, compared to 150% in Windows 8 in the past.
This ratio applies to both the Windows 8.1 start screen and the desktop mode, and makes Windows Explorer and other third-party applications look more normal. Like Apple's solution, Jensen Harris believes that developers need a transition period to update high-resolution applications.
The virtual keyboard is also a pain in the hearts of many Windows 8 users of high-resolution screen devices. Jensen Harris also mentioned this. He said that the virtual keyboard in Windows 8.1 will automatically resize with more screen size and resolution, further enhancing the user experience.
In addition, Windows 8.1 will also improve support for high-screen multi-screen. Microsoft said at the Build conference that each screen will support its own scaling, just like the previous OS X. In the past, Windows used the same zoom ratio between the two screens. For example, if you use a high-resolution device as the main display, the font of the normal resolution extended display would look very exaggerated. However, all of this does not exist in Windows 8.1.
The operating system is the soul of a hardware device, and Windows 8 is the leader in this soul. It is built on the solid foundation of the Windows family and has been greatly improved in all aspects. The new way of operation brings a new experience in hardware devices, and the innovative Microsoft Win8 app store brings more application experiences.