Which innovative retail strategy first made high-quality computerized telescopes widely accessible to amateur astronomers in the early 2000s?

The astronomy industry has seen remarkable innovations in telescope technology over the decades, with marketing strategies playing a crucial role in their widespread adoption. This poll explores how one particular marketing innovation transformed the accessibility and popularity of astronomical equipment for amateur stargazers in the early 2000s. Test your knowledge about this pivotal moment in astronomy retail history!

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The introduction of 'Star Parties' - in-store demonstration events where customers could test telescopes on simulated night skies before purchasing
The 'GoTo Revolution' - when retailers began bundling computerized mounts with traditional telescopes at dramatically reduced price points
The 'Astronomy Subscription Box' model that allowed consumers to gradually acquire telescope components through monthly payments
The 'Digital Bridge Program' where telescope retailers partnered with digital camera manufacturers to create the first affordable astrophotography packages