When is apple discontinuing MacBook Pro 2013 13 inch?

When will apple discontinue MacBook Pro 13 inch, 2013? They have already goo ten rid of the 15 inch.

You mean the non-Retina models... and no one knows when or if the 13" non-Retina will be discontinued. It's a bit long in the tooth, first being introduced in June of 2012. So it probably won't survive the 'next' round of new machines - but no one really knows!
I really don't want a completely closed machine, personally, and if you don't either I would grab the 13" while it's still available.
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