Apple Stores were reportedly removing the 13-inch non-Retina MacBook Pro off the tables and fans took this action that an upcoming new laptop is coming this 2016.

Meanwhile, other physical stores remained displaying the computer and it's still available to be purchased. Some consumers may be able to test the device in other selected locations to check its features, according to Apple Insider.

It was reported that an unnamed clerk in Austin-based store revealed that they no longer have the non-retina laptops out since last week and said that other branches are also doing so.

Furthermore, the non-Retina unit was dubbed as the cheapest computer product that the company offered and it costs $1,099 or £899, reported by University Herald.

Despite the non-appearance of Apple's Macbook Pro during the WWDC or known as Worldwide Developers Conference, fans were still expecting to see it's launching in 2016. The Cupertino-based company has introduced their new macOS Sierra to the public instead.

The new OS announcement still left Apple users and fans positive rumored computer will have the software and were looking forward that it will be unveiled soon.

It was reported that its specifications would include the new butterfly keyboard, which was first seen from the 12-inch model. Also, its physical design will feature a thinner and lighter laptop along with an OLED touchpad and USB-C ports, according to Tech Radar.

If the rumors will be proven true, the macOS Sierra was developed to support the OLED touch screen feature that will be found on the upcoming computer. The new functionality was speculated to replace the usual function keys in the future.

The new operating system was revealed to have codes such as "kHIDUsage LED DoNotDisturb" that translates command for "Do Not Disturb" button, which will also be found on the OLED touch pad.

Also, it has "kHIDUsage LED Night Mode" that's programmed for a dark mode switch and is believed to be featured in future Apple laptops.

As of the moment, Apple Macbook Pro users have to wait for the company's announcements in order to know if the computer will be launched in 2016.