Citing from Wikipedia:
The following modern Intel processors include support for VT-x:
- Pentium 4 662 and 672
- Pentium Extreme Edition 955 and 965 (not Pentium 4 Extreme Edition with HT)
- Pentium D 920-960 except 945, 925, 915
- Core Solo U1000 series (not T1000 series)
- Core Duo T2300, T2400, T2500, T2600, T2700 only, plus L2000 and U2000 series
- Core 2 Solo (all versions)
- Core 2 Duo all except E8190, E7xxx （except 7300), E4xxx, T5200-T5550, T5750
- Core 2 Quad all except Q8200
- …
Remark all the exceptions! Now try to find a laptop which does support hardware virtualization :-(. On the bright site: you can try to search on ark.intel.com by the processor code (ie T5200), however you have to take even this information with a grain of salt, since I received contradicting results for some queries…
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So, if you want to find all the _solutions_ that use VT or VT-d, then you can use the product search [for] feature page in ARK:
http://ark.intel.com/searchfeature.aspx
Just select put the radio buttons to “required” for “Intel® VT” or “Intel® VT-d”
This will provide you with a much more complete list of full solutions (processor + chipset)