Which telescope manufacturer first pioneered the 'GoTo' computerized star-finding technology in consumer telescopes, revolutionizing the market and accessibility of astronomy?

The astronomy industry has seen remarkable innovations in how telescope and astronomical equipment companies market their products to both amateur stargazers and professional astronomers. Brand histories in this field often reflect the evolution of our understanding of the cosmos itself. Test your knowledge about a pivotal marketing moment that changed how we access the stars.

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Meade Instruments with their ETX series in 1996
Celestron with their NexStar line in 1998
Orion Telescopes with their SkyQuest computerized series in 1999
Takahashi with their Temma mount system in 1994