By Tech Desk : dhakamirror.com<\/span>
\nStarlink, Elon Musk\u2019s satellite internet service, is expected to launch in Bangladesh in 2023, according to Starlink\u2019s website, which is currently accepting pre-orders from Bangladesh.
\nAs per an official tweet by SpaceX, Musk\u2019s spacecraft company and Starlink manufacturer, the broadband service is now accessible in 32 countries, including select regions of the United States, Mexico, Germany, France and Spain.
\nBrazil, Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, India and Bangladesh are some of the countries marked as \u201ccoming soon\u201d.
\nAccording to the map posted by Starlink, countries marked ‘available’ will receive their Starlink installation package immediately. The map also has areas marked ‘wait list’ and ‘coming soon’.
\nWhen entering Bangladesh as a pre-order service address on Starlink’s official website, the website brings up a deposit fee of $99, with a message saying that Starlink expects to expand service in the area in 2023.
\nIt also includes the disclaimer that availability is subject to regulatory approval and that orders within any coverage area will be accepted on a first come, first served basis.
\nWhat is Starlink?<\/strong>
\nStarlink is a division of SpaceX that aims to provide high-speed, low-latency internet around the world. According to reports, Starlink services are especially effective in remote areas and places with little internet access.
\nStarlink utilises overhead satellites to boost internet connections. With the purchase of a Starlink subscription, the user will be given a satellite dish and a router. The user can then set up the devices at home to receive signals from space.
\nThe dish can be installed on rooftops or in the backyard, and the router just needs to be connected to it. The setup of a Starlink home system is designed to be as simple as possible, with an Android and iOS Starlink app that can help users find the right location to mount the satellite dish.
\nAccording to SpaceX, Starlink is currently providing about 150 Mbps download speed and 20 Mbps upload speed with latency below 30 ms. Musk claims that when additional satellites are launched, the download speed should double to about 300 Mbps.
\nIn May 2019, the first 60 Starlink satellites were launched into orbit. Since then, more than 2,000 Starlink satellites have been launched and the global broadband service is now available in 32 countries. If Starlink\u2019s claims are true, Bangladesh could receive their service as early as next year.<\/p>\n

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