4k resolution menu

I think about buying a Laptop with 4k Resolution, but someone told me that I won't be able to read the menue bars and many other commands, so: when will LR be ready for 4k? When can they offer a scalation to enlarge the menu bars?
Thank you, Kai

See also:
*http://googlesystem.blogspot.com/2013/10/youtube-drops-support-for-1080p-streams.html
*http://googlesystem.blogspot.com/2013/10/youtube-shows-if-your-browser-supports.html

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Problem Description
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Monitor service tag: <removed>
Computer: Non-Dell, self build about 2 years ago. Ivy Bridge i5, Gigabyte Sniper Motherboard, 16GB RAM, XFX 7970 GPU and XFGX 7950 GPU in crossfire, 256GB SSD, 860W Corsair AX power supply (860W on 12V rails). Windows 7, 64-bit. (Secondary Monitor LG D2342).
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