Which pricing strategy did Celestron implement in the 1990s that revolutionized amateur astronomy by making Schmidt-Cassegrain telescopes more accessible to the public?

The astronomy equipment market has undergone significant transformations in pricing strategies over the decades. From premium observatory-grade telescopes to consumer-friendly options, manufacturers have employed various approaches to make stargazing accessible while maintaining profitability. This poll tests your knowledge about a pivotal moment in astronomy retail history that changed how we access the cosmos.

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Value-based pricing with the NextStar series that included computerized mounts at lower price points than competitors
Premium pricing by positioning their advanced EdgeHD optics as luxury items with celebrity endorsements
Penetration pricing through their SkyProdigy line, selling at a loss to capture market share from Meade
Bundle pricing by including free planetary cameras with every telescope purchase over $500