The very last 13 inch MacBook Pro to sport a snappy disc drive, an LCD non-Retina display, a non-Force Touch trackpad, and a non-Butterfly mechanism endowed keyboard, is slowly but surely, being shown the back door to an early retirement.

According to the latest findings from beta testers of the preview release of iOS 10, owners of Apple iPad Pro and iPhone will be able to take photos in DNG RAW format. For those who aren’t into professional photography, RAW is a type of image file that comes devoid of compression, or other post processing.

By 2009 standards, the MacBook was a Top Dog in a world of laptops still struggling to break free from mediocre performance, and horrible battery life.

Another clue, recently discovered, is a (more or less) clear reference to Touch-ID support in future MacBooks