[Music] We're getting our first look at the new Starlink Mini Dish from SpaceX, a portable internet connectivity device that is a smaller version of Starlink. Here's everything we know so far: In a series of tweets, Elon Musk shared that he had just set up a Starlink Mini and was writing his posts, Through space. He also shared a screenshot of a speed test that showed 23 Mbps latency. Photos of the Starlink Mini have also started circulating, which were reportedly sourced from an update that was made to Starlink's app that included pages dedicated to the Mini Dish. The images appear to show some kind of kickstand and were accompanied by the news that the Starlink Mini will contain a built-in Wi-Fi router. Starlink is designed to bring internet access to remote areas using a network of satellites launched into orbit on SpaceX rockets. A mini version of the Starlink Dish was teased months ago by Musk at a SpaceX update. We'll be introducing the Starlink Mini later this year, which

can fit in a backpack. The standard Starlink Hardware costs about $500, plus a monthly subscription fee that's $120 for residential use and $150 for roaming. Musk says the Starlink Mini will roll out to select areas in a few months and will cost roughly half as much as that $500 standard Starlink dish. What do you think of the Starlink Mini? Let us know down in the comments. As always, thanks so much for watching. I'm your host, Jesse Oral. See you next time with the fam.

Starlink's New Mini Dish: Everything We Know

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Starlink's New Mini Dish: Everything We Know

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