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Hey! Randyman, you did a good move, what ever sadness you feel about it at this point. I've been working on both platforms for a long time and enjoy both. I don't believe in hybrids, whatever they are.
I can see only two problems with having both. First, you'll have a tendancy to limit one computer for a specific task and the other for an other software, so you'll have to move from one to the other, but that's okay you can link them. Second, the upkeep, it's expensive to regularly update hardware and sotware for both platforms simultaneously. You might have to sacrifice one platform for the other at longer time intervals. But that has a fix too ex: Photoshop's better on the Mac, Turbo Cad's better on the PC (no argument meant). There are things you can't easily do on a Mac and things you can't easily do on a PC, having both is good.
Deep down, I'm a Mac guy because I like design and innovation first...
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