When it comes to satellite internet, Amazon's Project Kuiper will take the crown. Users are promised lightning-fast speeds of up to 1 gigabit per second and three types of terminals - a pizza box-sized model offering up to 400 Mbps, a 7-inch device for up to 100 Mbps, and a 19" x 30" option for enterprise customers who demand maximum performance. This impressive array of options is expected to cost less than $400 in the standard package.

Amazon has started launching the satellites that will make Project Kuiper possible as early as 2024, bringing the first service later that year. That doesn't mean users have to wait until then to benefit from high-speed internet delivered directly over space - they can access services provided by existing competitors now. But those plans offer only mediocre speeds compared with what Amazon seeks to achieve.

All eyes, therefore, remain focused on Project Kuiper, which could be nothing short of revolutionary — not just for how fast its satellites will deliver but also due to its ability to reach rural and underserved areas more easily than current broadband solutions. And because the company already supports millions of customers across multiple markets, there isn't much doubt about whether it can pull this off.

But at this point, we must remember that we're still talking about one of Amazon's ambitious projects — even though it looks promising at first glance, only time will tell if it lives up to expectations or reaches its full potential. What is certain is that once Amazon begins rolling out service in 2024, customers around the world can look forward to having access to an entirely new breed of blazingly fast, unbelievably reliable, and incredibly versatile satellite internet technology – something you won't find anywhere else.