In a move shaking Silicon Valley to its core, Elon Musk has officially unveiled the long-rumored Tesla Starlink Pi Tablet, and tech insiders are already calling it the “Apple killer.”

After years of speculation, leaks, and cryptic tweets, the futuristic device was revealed during a surprise livestream—and it didn’t disappoint.

Slim, solar-powered, and fully integrated with the Starlink satellite network, the Pi Tablet promises lightning-fast global internet without relying on traditional Wi-Fi or cellular networks.

“This isn’t just a tablet,” Musk declared. “It’s the gateway to a new digital age.”

Designed to function on Mars as easily as it does on Earth, the Pi Tablet features an adaptive AI core, TeslaOS, neural-linking capability, and even holographic projection for calls and media.

But what’s really setting the industry ablaze is its built-in quantum encryption, making it virtually unhackable.

At a base price under $999, it’s being seen as a direct challenge to Apple’s iPad Pro and Samsung’s Galaxy Tab series.

Stock in rival companies began slipping within hours of the announcement.

Consumers are raving about its 3D touchless interface, off-grid connectivity, and eco-conscious manufacturing—made entirely from recyclable materials.

Musk teased exclusive Tesla App Store content and hinted at upcoming partnerships with major game studios and AI developers.

Pre-orders crashed Tesla’s website within minutes, with millions scrambling to reserve the first wave.