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One analyst charts tablets for the next two years. The Daily gets another expected launch date,

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You know how when you fall in love you can't stop telling everyone about the person, place,

or thing with which you've become enamored?

Have I asked that before? I told you Friday of JP Morgan analyst Mark Moskowitz upping his price target on Apple shares on Thursday saying iPhones and iPads may be short-term drivers for Apple, but don't forget the Mac.

But, he seems to add on Friday, still really don't forget the iPad.

Electronista has Mr. Moskowitz saying Apple should keep tablet dominance through 2011. He says the

combination start with roughly 83% of the slate space in the current fall

quarter, though that'll probably drop to just under 62% this time next year.

Muskoit says most of that drop will come in the summertime when the livin's easy

and when Android 3.0 tablets start shipping big time.

Then he says the iPads done with dominance,

though Apple will still be the largest single tablet maker.

For 2012, he expects iPad, or whatever Apple's offering for a tablet at that point,

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