Hi all,
I purchased a MacBook Pro Retina at the start of the year as my main day job work machine, as an ex-employee of one of the other big multinationals I was very aware that Apple makes one of the best laptops around for running Windows on 
I need to be running Windows in some form for my day job and are currently on 8.1.
Now this particular machine has one of those fan-dangled new Retina screens, technology referred to as HiDPI by other manufactures, its native resolution is 2560x1600 on a 13" screen.
Several other manufactures including mu old employer also have HiDPI screens available.
Until around a week or so ago I was running my screen at 1280x800 due to the dismal support of HiDPI by the likes of Adobe and a few others. Last week when Photoshop CC 2014 came out I re-enabled the native resolution. Yes they have sort of fixed Photoshop, and Google has fixed Chrome, but I am finding other apps with issues.
DPP is a problem, both v3 and v4. v4 is worse, v3 just looks jaggy. The RAW importer in Photoshop is still busted, and there are a whole pile of other apps that misbehave (not photography related but Remote Desktop and VMware are real pains).
What are other peoples experiences with their HiDPI based machines? Currently I wouldn't recommend the technology for Microsoft Windows. Interesting if I boot into MacOS things seem seemless.
