Sinon, je disais que starlink pourrait intéresser même des américains en zone dense, ou existe déjà un réseau très haut débit, câble souvent. En France, cela parait ubuesque, aucun intérêt à 100$/mois + équipement à 500$, mais on n'a pas les mêmes prix qu'aux US, ni la même concurrence.
Je suis tombé sur cet article et enquête, bon sur un échantillon faible, 500 personnes (erreur de 4.5% à priori), mais on voit la tendance, qui dit que 64% des américains étudieraient la possibilité de passer à starlink, et 51% prévoient de le faire.
Starlink devra probablement limiter les abonnements en zone dense, aux US, pour garder des performances correctes.
Will SpaceX's Starlink Kill the Cable Industry?
Starlink isn't always price-competitive with cable (yet). Some consumers may want it anyway.
Rich Smith (TMFDitty) Jan 24, 2021 at 7:07AM
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The news
As we've previously discussed, SpaceX's new "Starlink" satellite broadband internet project is up and running, rolling out beta access in the U.S. in October for $99 per month, expanding into Canada in November, and then winning an $885 million subsidy -- and 642,925 new customers -- from the FCC in December.
Those lucky 642,925 could soon have company. After surveying 500 internet subscribers aged 18 and over, Reviews.org estimates that 64% of Americans would consider ditching their current internet service providers (such as the aforementioned Comcast, Verizon, or AT&T) and switching to Starlink. More than that, 51% of Americans plan to switch to Starlink as soon as the service becomes available to them.
And it will be available to more people soon: Access to Starlink service is expanding with each launch of a SpaceX Falcon 9 "Starlink" mission to orbit. The most recent batch of 60 Starlink satellites departed on Wednesday, pushing the number of Starlink satellites in orbit past 1,000. By the end of 2021, Starlink says it will be able to offer broadband access all around the world -- the rest of the U.S. included.
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