Which telescope manufacturer first introduced mass-market 'Go-To' computerized mounts in 1987, revolutionizing amateur astronomy by automatically locating celestial objects?

The astronomy equipment market has evolved dramatically over the past century, with certain brands pioneering revolutionary technologies that changed how we observe the cosmos. Major manufacturers have battled for market dominance through innovation in optics, computerization, and accessibility. This poll tests your knowledge of a pivotal moment in astronomy retail history that democratized stargazing for amateur astronomers worldwide.

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Meade Instruments with their LX200 series
Celestron with their CompuStar system
Orion with their SkyQuest IntelliScope
Takahashi with their EM-series mounts