Which pricing strategy did Celestron revolutionize the amateur astronomy market with in 2005, making quality telescopes more accessible?

In the competitive world of consumer astronomy products, pricing strategies can make or break a company's market position. The early 2000s saw a significant shift in how telescopes were priced and marketed to amateur astronomers, with one company's innovative approach becoming a case study in astronomical product pricing. Test your knowledge of this industry-changing pricing strategy that democratized stargazing!

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Value-based pricing with their NexStar SE series, offering computerized mounts at previously unheard-of price points
Premium skimming with their EdgeHD optics, targeting only serious astronomers with high disposable income
Subscription model pricing, pioneering the 'Telescope as a Service' monthly payment program
Loss leader strategy, selling telescopes below cost and making profits on eyepiece accessories