[imagesource: Apple] Apple's launch events might have been delayed due to the pandemic, but now that the company is back in the business of new releases, they keep upping the game. First, they hit us with an event that launched the most high-tech Apple Watch to ever grace a wrist, followed by the release of the new iPhone 12 range, with all-new designs and 5G wireless network capability. Now we've moved on to the new generation of Macs, revealed in a launch on Tuesday, with three new computers that are the first of their kind to sport Apple's very own microprocessor chip, the M1. Reuters put together five key takeaways from the launch, but first, check out the Apple team's presentation, condensed into 10 minutes:  Right, on to that summary. APPLE SILICON DUBBED M1 The Apple M1 chip is built using five-nanometre processor technology packed with 16 billion transistors. That, my friends, is the most a company has ever put into a chip.