The display doesn't actually take HDR input from what I can tell. Additionally, you can forget about VESA mounting, as separating the display from the stand/base would disable the monitor.
The way this is set up allows for tilt and swivel, but no height adjustment or rotation of the display. All connectivity is in the back of this base, and the tactile menu/control buttons are on the top/front of the base, making them easier to see and use than anything save a proper joystick. This gives it an "All-In One" appearance. In order for Dell to achieve the Ultrathin design that they were going for, electronics typically found behind the displays have been moved to the base.
Dell's Marketing - Ultrathin Design, HDR, and InfinityEdge
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