Microsoft Releases High-Resolution Version of Iconic Windows XP Wallpaper “Bliss”

Green hills against a blue sky, this famous Windows XP wallpaper named Bliss is a common memory of many Microsoft users. Recently, Microsoft officially released a high-resolution version of this wallpaper, and users can download it through Microsoft’s wallpaper distribution website.

But as long as you pay close attention, you will find that the updated 4K Bliss only mimics the look and feel of Bliss, and the details in the original picture have not been recreated.

Users can use the following website https://wallpapers.microsoft.design/;Enter the wallpaper publishing page of the Microsoft website, then scroll to the bottom of the page and you will see “Windows XP wallpaper” or use Ctr+F to search for “MICROSOFT NOSTALGIC SCENES” on the page to download the picture.

This classic 4K rendered version of the wallpaper has a file size of 7.27MB and a resolution of 4089 x 2726 pixels, so it will easily handle a 4K monitor.

It is understood that this photo was taken by American photographer Chuck O’Rear (Charles O’Rear) in Sonoma County, California, USA in 1996. At that time, the land was damaged due to pests. After several years of fallow, grapes are now planted on the rolling hills. Grape trellises have been erected on the verdant grass, and the familiar blue sky and green land no longer exist.

source:Microsoft

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