I, for one, love the combination. When I'm coding, I'm nearly only in desktop mode. Browser with 20 open tabs, developer environments, consoles, the whole shebang.
Then, when I want a break, I hit start and open Twitter or fullscreen IE10. I'm suddenly on a tablet (with a dock that's always attached, but ok). My ongoing work is still there but hidden from my view and my mind. I stop using the mousepad, and browse with touch only. IE10 has a really excellent user experience on a touch screen, it makes Chrome on Android tablets feel ridiculously ancient.
Then, when I'm done with HN, private mail, and the weather, I hit Win+D and poof, my tablet became a PC again.
It may be a coincidence, but Microsoft essentially made a two-mode OS that precisely matches the two ways I use a computer.