 Hey guys, Neil with Inverge. I'm here with the new iPad Air 2, which is really, really thin. I've got my old iPad Air here. You can see how much thinner this guy is. It's incredibly thin. One notable change is there's no more side switch here. It's gone. But here it is. It's really thin. It's got a touch ID sensor on the front. Inside, it's got a new A8X processor. And the screen actually is laminated now. It's the first time an iPad, the screen's been laminated, which is just like the iPhone. It's got a touch ID sensor on the iPhone and the iPhone 6 Plus. And it looks really, really incredible. It's like you're touching the pixels exactly on the display, which is a big change for the iPad, something I've been wanting for a long time. There is also Apple Pay support, but there's no NFC. So it's all happening through a touch ID sensor in apps. You can't wave it at things. You can't wave an iPhone at it to pay or anything like that. Other big change in the back, the camera is new. It's an 8 megapixel iSight camera. Apple's really high on it. They spent a lot of time talking about this new camera here. We can try to take a picture with it. I think tablet photography has really arrived, let's take a picture of Lance Yuenoff. There he is, looking handsome. This is, I think, a big deal. I think iPad photography and the apps that make use of a good camera on a big screen are actually coming up and changing. So that is the new iPad Air 2. And here is the new iPad Mini 3. This is the updated iPad Mini. It has the A7 processor. It has new finishes. It comes in gold now. The major change here is really the touch ID sensor on the front. The display is still not optically bonded, but it is a really nice looking iPad. Can I just see this for one second? As you can see here, the iPad Mini 3 is still kind of notably thicker than the new iPad Air 2. So between the two and the iPhone 6 Plus, you actually have a huge collection of screen sizes around iOS now. I think the Air 2 is a really nice product. The screen laminated is a big improvement over the original Air, and it is just so much thinner, it is actually kind of impossible to break.