Which pricing strategy did major telescope manufacturers adopt in the 2010s that revolutionized accessibility to advanced amateur astronomy equipment?

In the competitive world of astronomy equipment and services, companies employ various pricing strategies to capture market share while maintaining profitability. Some strategies are specifically tailored to the unique aspects of the astronomy industry, where products range from entry-level telescopes to high-end observatory equipment. Test your knowledge about a fascinating pricing phenomenon that has significantly impacted how astronomy products are marketed and sold.

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The 'Celestial Tier' model - creating distinct quality tiers with sharp price differences to segment the market
The 'Aperture Economics' approach - pricing based strictly on aperture size regardless of other features
The 'Computerized Accessibility' strategy - drastically reducing prices on computerized mounts while increasing margins on optical tubes
The 'Observatory Subscription' plan - shifting from product sales to monthly subscription services for equipment access