Help with 4k 13 inch monitor

So I just got a spare laptop, which is this awesome ultrabook called the Lenova Yoga 2. It packs a 4k screen in a 13 inch space. Which is kind of incredible.. exept almost all of the adobe apps are useless because the menus etc don't scale up. Literally you cannot read a single thing. I think the only way you can see things is with a jewelers loupe.
The only suggestion ive seen so far is to use the "magnifier" app in windows 8... but it really is beyond bad. Is there any adobe solution or setting I can uses to make these things legible? literally all adobe programs are unusable

Noel Carboni wrote:
though you'll lose the advantage of being able to see the image in the native ultra-high pixel density of your display.
Just how much real world difference is there between 1k and 4k pixels on a 13 inch display? You'd see it with things like text, but it would need to be a very sharp photograph before you could take advantage of such high pixel density.
Or do they supply the above notebook with a pair of these?

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