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I guess probably any laptop with
-A minimum of 10 GB disk space for the Kali Linux install.
-For i386 and amd64 architectures, a minimum of 512MB RAM.
-CD-DVD Drive / USB boot support
--from http://docs.kali.org/installation/kali-linux-hard-disk-install
I currently use a Lenovo Ideapad S 400 or S410(sorry i don't remember the exact model) and it worked fine and also, the network card was able to be set to monitoring mode without any additional drivers.
edit: I recommend you to also suggest a price range for the laptop you are willing to pay for...
I had asked this Question many times before.
I never got a good answer because there really isn't one.
Any laptop that can run Kali or Parrot will work.
I picked up a netbook from the pawn shop - $80 will run Kali or Parrot.
While the unit appeared to work for capturing data I still prefer to used something I know has been tested and proven to work.
So while, here again, I'm not giving a specific answer to your question, just like I never got one, the answer really boils down to:
1 - How much are you willing to spend.
2 - Do your homework and make sure your wifi adapter is suitable for what you want to do.
Good Luck
D@D
I just tend to partition KaliLinux onto a LiveUSB, that way I can plug it into any computer and run it.
But spec wise, this is from docs.kali.org:
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