In a recent video interview, SpaceX CEO Elon Musk introduced two new, slimmer Starlink dishes that promise increased portability, potentially allowing users to carry them in backpacks. Musk indicated that these new terminals are produced in much higher volumes than previous models, hinting at a future where hundreds of millions of Starlink terminals could be available. Although specific details such as pricing remain undisclosed, the announcement is strategically timed as Starlink approaches an initial public offering (IPO), aiming to raise up to $75 billion. The company recently reported over 12 million active customers, doubling its paid subscriptions in just a year, although the average revenue per user has decreased from $86 to $66 monthly. Additionally, hints from recent firmware updates suggest that the new Mini dish may include a built-in battery and USB-C port. Musk also discussed advancements in SpaceX's AI satellite technology, which he claims is simpler than the current Starlink satellites, indicating ongoing innovation in the company's satellite offerings.