Laptop configuration

Hello all,
Could you please tell me a good configuration for laptop to run sap r/3 and xi smoothly.
what i want to know will be
processor, ram, hard disk and operating system.
Thanks in advance
Rakesh

I think
Intel 2 dup processor 2.2gh +
4GM memory
200 HDD
and windows 2003 would be fine for your installation ( I assume its for your learing purpose )
Thanks
Prince Jose

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