 Hey, this is Eli with The Verge, and we're here with Apple's new iPod Touch, which as you can see is ridiculously thin. It's got this new kind of aluminum back. Here's my old iPhone 4S. You can see it's just really, really small compared to the 4S. Obviously, the big feature is the new display. It's the new same size as the iPhone 5. It's taller. It shows more content in every optimized app, so I can just open Mail. You see more Mail messages. If I go back, I can just open Mail. You see more Mail messages. If I open the App Store, you see more apps in this screen. If you open a non-optimized app, I believe DJ is not optimized, you can see it just does the black bars at the top and bottom, just like the iPhone 5. Inside, it's got an A5 processor. It plays games really well. It's basically an iPhone 4S in a much smaller, tidier package without any cellular connectivity. One really interesting feature is here on the back. It's called the iPod Touch Loop. It's just a little silver button. If you push it, it pops out, and then you can attach one of these little lanyards to it. Apple's also updated the cameras on the iPod Touch. This is a new 5 megapixel backside-illuminated camera with flash. On the front, there's a 720p front-facing camera for video calls and FaceTime. Apple's new iPod Touch is available in October in a wide variety of colors, $299 and $399 for 32 gigabytes and 64 gigabytes respectively.