Which highly anticipated astronomy consumer product became one of the biggest retail failures of the 2000s, losing over $100 million after promising to revolutionize how amateur astronomers observe the night sky?

The astronomy consumer market has undergone significant transformation in recent decades. From traditional telescopes to advanced digital sky-mapping tools, the industry has seen innovative products that have either soared to success or crashed spectacularly. This poll tests your knowledge about a famous retail failure in the astronomy product space that changed how companies approach consumer astronomy products today.

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The Celestron SkyProdigy, which used automated alignment technology that frequently failed to properly identify celestial objects
The MyStarGaze app and accompanying hardware, which promised real-time augmented reality star identification but suffered from severe compatibility issues
The Meade ETX-LS LightSwitch telescope with GPS, which automatically located stars but had catastrophic software problems and manufacturing defects
The SkyWatcher Universal mount system, which claimed to support any telescope but had design flaws causing equipment damage and customer returns