Telefónica is breaking into the satellite Internet market with the launch of Movistar Max Satellite, following a deal with Hispasat to provide broadband Internet services by satellite for isolated areas across Spain.

The service includes up to five different packages with prices from €17.40 to €57.90 a month.

With speeds of up to 100 Mbps (downloads) and 10 Mbps (uploads), the service includes a router and a dish for free.

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