The Kodak DryView 8100 Laser Imager does not use typical PC driver interface. The 8100 comes with various interfaces but none of them run on Windows. For example: MEM25, its like a small computer built into the back of the 8100. Its about three times as big as a laptop and is a stand alone computer for the system. Medical Imaging Manager, is an external digital CPU, something like a PC but with specially designed software for this system only. Where did you get something like that? Those printers cost about $74,000 new. If all the interface equipment was included, you could probably get about $5,000 to $25,000 dollars for it, depending on which upgrades are built in. The Machines leased or sold to hospitals are the more expensive ones, including all accessories it would sell, new, for over $90,000.