Starlink's antenna model is allowed to be used in Brazil; see how much it costs

A Internet has become an essential consumer good. With its popularization, the internet signal has become a necessity for most people around the world. Therefore, today we separate the main characteristics and advantages of Starlink's new antenna.

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Get to know Starlink

Project created by SpaceX and founded by Elon Musk, this program's main objective is to offer high-power broadband internet. The proposal is that the use of the internet signal via satellite allows reaching remote regions, which do not have access to the internet by conventional means.

In Brazil, satellite internet service was recently launched, using the first generation antenna. However, the National Telecommunications Agency (Anatel) approved the new second generation antenna, thus allowing its use in Brazil.

Check out the main features

Starlink's new antenna model delivers more modernity and practicality. The new UTA-212 model is rectangular, is about 3 kg lighter than the first generation model and has a more efficient router design.

Starlink promises to offer fast and long-range internet, in addition to enabling data transfer at up to 1GB per second. With the use of the artificial intelligence of the satellites, the operating operations have a low cost. In this way, it enables acquisition by individuals and legal entities, such as companies, for example.

How much does Starlink internet cost?

Despite arousing the interest of many people, Starlink's internet is aimed at a very specific audience and region in Brazil. Thus, those contemplated must reside in places that have difficulties to access the internet and not be served by telecommunications services.

For this, interested parties will need to disburse values ​​around R$ 530.00 for subscription and R$ 3,000.00 for the installation kit, in addition, of course, to the amounts related to shipping and taxes import.