Which famous astronomy product failure in the early 2000s led to a complete redesign of consumer telescope computerization and prompted the industry shift toward more user-friendly 'smart' telescopes?

The astronomy retail market has evolved dramatically over the past few decades, with specialized telescopes, imaging equipment, and software becoming increasingly accessible to amateur astronomers. This poll tests your knowledge about a pivotal product failure in astronomy retail history that changed how companies approach consumer telescope manufacturing and marketing. Test your knowledge of this industry-changing moment!

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Meade's LX200GPS 'StarNavigator' system, which frequently lost calibration and displayed inaccurate star positions
Celestron's original NexStar GT computerized mount, which suffered widespread motor failures in cold weather conditions
Orion's SkyQuest XTg GoTo Dobsonian line, which had software that crashed when attempting to track deep sky objects
Takahashi's FS-60C 'SkyTracker' system, whose automated alignment feature routinely directed telescopes toward the wrong celestial coordinates