Which astronomical product launch in the 1990s revolutionized amateur astronomy by combining computerized tracking with a database of over 40,000 celestial objects?

The astronomy industry has seen remarkable product innovations that transformed how we observe the cosmos. From revolutionary telescopes to groundbreaking software, certain product launches have defined eras in astronomical discovery. This poll tests your knowledge about a pivotal moment in astronomical product history that fundamentally changed both professional and amateur astronomy. Do you know which product launch represented a paradigm shift in how we explore the night sky?

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• The Meade ETX 'Maksutov' Telescope Series (1996)
• The Celestron NexStar GPS Series (1999)
• The Meade LX200 'Go To' Telescope System (1992)
• The Celestron Ultima 2000 Computer-Controlled Telescope (1995)

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