J.P. Morgan: Apple is leaving $63 billion on the tableAll it needs to do, says the bank's new Apple analyst, is put a keyboard on the iPad.
<p>FORTUNE -- There's been a changing of the guard at J.P. Morgan.</p>
<p>Long-time Apple (AAPL) analyst Mark Moskowitz is out. Taking his place is telecom analyst Rod Hall, who brings with him what he believes is a $63-billion idea.</p>
<p>Apple, he wrote in an inaugural note to clients Tuesday, basically owns the market for laptops priced above
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J.P. Morgan: Apple is leaving $63 billion on the table
