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From a distance, Edifier's new desktop speaker, the Huazai New Cyber, resembles a dual-GPU system with imitation liquid cooling, RGB lighting, and an aesthetic that belongs in a sound studio. The ...

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Edifier is the go-to choice for “bookshelf” speakers that sit on either side of your desktop PC’s monitor instead of on a bookshelf. The brand knows it’s popular with PC gamers, which is probably why ...

Edifier has just launched a computer speaker that looks like a new gaming PC, complete with a fishtank case and a wraparound window panel. At first glance, the Huazai New Cyber looks like a mini ...

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TL;DR: Edifier's 'New Cyber' Bluetooth speaker features a unique gaming PC-inspired design with a 2.1 audio system, including a subwoofer and dual 52mm drivers. It offers a functional 2.8-inch display ...

To a truly untrained eye, the Huazai New Cyber might as well be a gaming PC: there’s your “fans” on the side, two “GPUs”, a pair of oddly-positioned “AIO cooling tubes”, along with the “RAM” sticks ...