The 9600 had 6 PCI and 12 RAM slots available and on-board video. The later-rev B&W G3s could probably accept a total of 5 3.5 inch drives and one 5.25. Of those, one would have shipped with a hard drive, one with a CD/DVD ROM drive and, optionally, one with a zip.
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