Which hardware platform (or platforms) are supported by Windows 2000?

1.	Which hardware platform (or platforms) are supported by Windows 2000?
A.	The Intel Pentium/ 166MHZ (and higher) platform
B.	The Compac Alpha platform
C.	The PowerPC platform
D.	The MIPS R4000 platform
Answer» B. The Compac Alpha platform

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