Not that there aren't any parallels to Microsoft's system. Dell will have its own Surface Dial-like accessory that can pop up brushes and other creative tools wherever you place it on the tablet display.

In keeping with Dell's time-honored tradition of not saying anything about products during teasers, the teaser doesn't discuss features, performance, price or ship dates. The company only mentions that you can expect a formal announcement soon. From a cursory glance, though, it's reasonable to presume that the dual display configuration you see in the video won't be cheap.

Update: Dell provided us some more details about the device, which it promises to showcase at CES 2017.