Windows 8.1 will eventually increase retina image display support

Surface Pro, Lenovo ThinkPad Helix, Toshiba Kirabook, Dell XPS 12, and many other high-end Windows 8 devices have the same flaw: their high-resolution touchscreen interface is clear and beautiful, but its user interface is often too small Make text content difficult to read, and touch screen buttons are easy to press wrong. The good news is that this issue may change soon, and Windows 8.1 will add high-density display support.

In order to achieve this goal, Microsoft has taken some actions —— to install the retina display. Microsoft's Harris believes that this has a transition process that allows software developers to have time to update their applications to take advantage of high resolution, while Microsoft's Windows 8.1 needs to zoom in on pixels.

Regarding the virtual keyboard problem, Harris said that it will adapt to the size and resolution of the high-density display screen, but the user cannot change the size of the keyboard.