🛰️ You can now order Elon Musk's Starlink internet

🛰️ You can now order Elon Musk's Starlink internet

Starlink is Elon Musk's space internet that will make high speed internet available all over the planet. It is now starting to roll out everywhere.

Mathias Sundin
Mathias Sundin

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SpaceX is in full swing, launching thousands of satellites that will cover the entire planet with high speed internet. The project is called Starlink and has been in beta testing in certain parts of the world. Starlink can now be ordered everywhere, and is expected to roll out throughout the remainder of 2021 and 2022.

The down payment on the hardware is $99 dollars and will then cost a few hundred dollars more upon delivery.

According to SpaceX, Starlink will be rolled out to the world starting this year. You can check Starlink's website yourself  to see when it is expected to be available where you live.

Earlier this year, we wrote and explained more about the Starlink beta testing that is now in progress:

"SpaceX has indicated that the speeds will not reach maximum capacity during the beta program. Despite this, users state that they are extremely satisfied and that they have a download speed of over 160 megabits per second ..."

Because the antenna is not larger than a pizza box and it is easy to connect to the satellites, you can easily take fast internet with you all over the world. Think about the possibilities it opens up.

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