 It's Tuesday, October 23rd, 2012. I'm Ellis Hamburger, part of your well-balanced diet. This is 90 Seconds on the Verge, brought to you by Virgin Mobile. Apple said, quote, we have a little more to show you. And boy, it wasn't kidding. The company today unveiled a 7.9 inch iPad Mini. It's super thin, small enough to use in one hand, and has the same resolution as the iPad 1 and 2. Meanwhile, Apple's 9.7 inch Retina Display model was upgraded with a faster A6X processor and the company's new Lightning port. The iPad Mini starts at $329 for the Wi-Fi model and $459 if you want LTE. Pre-orders begin this Friday. iPad Mini starts shipping on November 2nd. But it didn't stop there. Apple also unveiled a 13 inch MacBook Pro with Retina Display. The new model is impressively light at just half a pound more than the 13 inch MacBook Air. In our admittedly brief testing today, we were impressed with its performance despite it only having integrated graphics. The new Retina MacBook Pro ships today and will cost you $1,699 for the base model. Finally, something that wasn't rumored, a new iMac. The new iMac is extremely thin and while it doesn't have an official Retina Display, it's pretty darn close. Apple dropped the iMac's optical drive and FireWire port to put it in line with its newest computers. The company also introduced a new Mac Mini with the same look as before but with updated specs. No word on the oft-forgotten Mac Pro, but Apple did promise a refresh sometime in 2013. And that's it for today's top story. But coming up tomorrow, the Blue Man Group celebrates its fifth year without a single human performer.