Depends on what you use, not everything will scale correctly. This is still an issue with Windows 8.1 and with various apps... although it seems to have been improved in the most recent Windows update. Chrome does not scale well or properly, but IE and Firefox has no problems. Only a handful of Adobe programs will scale properly as well, Lightroom works fine, I think maybe Photoshop Elements but Photoshop itself does not. There's a lot more, I'd suggest you Google it up. You can get more information from the various Yoga 2 Pro and Dell XPS 15 threads out there (both systems has the hi-res 3200x1600 screens).fightbriz wrote: ↑I think most people will be using this scaled to 200%, so basically you get the screen real estate equivalent to a 1600x900 laptop screen right? Yes it will be a lot sharper, but that's how scaling works right? Does anyone know if everything scales correctly? I was viewing webpages on a demo unit in the store and things looked sort of weird, as if things weren't scaling properly or something (images were a bit blurry etc...)
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