Surface Hub, Microsoft's new tool to help businesses collaborate and brainstorm, will be available for businesses to order in 24 markets including Australia, North America, Japan, the Netherlands, Singapore, and the U.K on July 1. Surface Hub will be available in two main configurations: a 55-inch model for $6,999 and a 84-inch model for $19,999.

Surface Hub 84" features a large 4k touch-screen display that refreshes faster than the human eye can detect-every 8.33 milliseconds. On both sizes, Surface Hub supports 100 points of multitouch and up to three simultaneous pen inputs, has dual 1080p front-facing video cameras and a four-microphone array help ensure that those remotely joining Skype for Business meetings can see and hear the entire room. Motion tracking technology used in a Kinect accessory for Xbox consoles was built into Hub cameras.

As a Windows 10 device, Surface Hub will take advantage of Skype for Business, Office, OneNote, and Windows 10’s catalog of universal apps. It also benefits from Windows Update for Business, which will provide access to the latest feature and security updates.