Windows 7:Follow-up on High DPI resolution

One of the cool results of this dialog is how much interest there is in diving into the details and data behind some of the topics as expressed in the comment and emails.  We’re having fun talking in more depth about these questions and observations.  This post is a follow-up to the comments about high DPI resolution, application compatibility, and the general problems with readability in many situations.  Allow me to introduce a program manager lead on our Desktop Graphics team, Ryan Haveson, who will expand on our discussion of graphics and Windows 7.  –Steven

When we started windows 7 planning, we looked at customer data for display hardware, and we found something very interesting (and surprising). We found that roughly half of users were not configuring their PC to use the full native screen resolution. Here is a table representing data we obtained from the Windows Feedback Program which Christina talked about in an earlier post.

Source- Engineering Windows 7 Blog

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Tags: MSDN, Windows, Windows 7