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Every workstation laptop from 2009/2010 should be fine.
Mobile MXM Geforce 8800 variant, optionally two for mobile SLI.
Core2 in either top end mobile sku of dual or quad core.
4-8GB ram
*possibly* an early SSD, or at least dual HDD, possibly in raid, likely 7200rpm or perhaps 10k
16:10 screen in either 1440*900 or 1920*1200
Creative X-Fi discrete audio built in with EAX 5.0 support.
Such a machine would have set a person back multiple thousand in 2007 dollars, and would have either shipped with XP and a vista ready sticker on it, or shipped more likely by 07/08 with vista as the installed OS.
Around that time I got my first vista machine and back rolled it to XP. It was only an 850 buck model though, but was still quite powerfull for the time and was faster than my only a couple year old at the time Pentium 4 build. The laptop was an Acer with a Turrion 64 x2 (competitor to lower TDP core 2 duo chips) and the an entry 8000 nvidia discrete GPU, with 4GB of ram.
Example, a dual core, core 2 extreme, 1920x1200, 8800m GTX SLI alienware from the era that was over 4k EUR fully kitted. In 2008 bucks.