Correct Hardware Requirment for Educational Purpose

Goal:
Buy a new hardware for SharePoint development.
Purpose:
Increase my knowledgein SharePoint development. Today. I'm a junior SharePoint developer. I have experience in dot.net deveopment but not in SharePoint development.
Problem:
1.
Is Hardware requirements—database requirement below enough?
2.
Which software requirements I should use?
 - Single server with built-in database,
 - Server farm with a single server in the farm or
 - Server farm with multiple servers in the farm
for a educational purpose. Each of these has different hardware requirement. (http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc262485.aspx)
Information:
I have consider buying a new desktop och laptop computer with following criteria.
laptop with hardware requirement:
16 GB RAM
Intel processor i7
Desktop with hardware:
24 GB RAM
Intel processor i7
I gonna install windows 2012, SQL server 2012, SharePoint 2013 in VM Player's environment.

For development purposes, if you leave out SharePoint Search, you can get away with as little as 10GB RAM allocated to the SharePoint + SQL VM (given you restrict SQL to 1 or 2GB memory).
If you need Search functional, then go no lower than 16GB for a SharePoint + SQL VM.
Also make sure you get a separate disk for the SharePoint + SQL VM, SSD if you can swing it, otherwise, in a laptop, a 7200 RPM drive minimum.
Don't forget that you also need a Domain Controller in your environment running Active Directory. This should not be the same VM as the SharePoint server, but rather a separate VM (for many reasons). This VM can be small, with as little as 512MB RAM allocated
to it.
Trevor Seward
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