Tinhte provides more high quality photos as well as a hands on video with the latest leaked next generation iPhone. According to a rough translation, they did try connecting it to a Mac but with no luck getting iTunes to recognize it.
Here's a hands on video:
From analyzing the photos of the teardown, it seems clear the processor in the new iPhone is A4-based as it shares the same markings as the processor from the Apple iPad:
Leaked iPhone processor on left, iPad processor on right
Finally, a couple of readers have been trying to analyze the images and seem to believe that the new iPhone does have a higher resolution screen based on some basic analysis:
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