Which advertising campaign is credited with popularizing 'GoTo' computerized telescope technology among amateur astronomers in the early 2000s?

The astronomy industry has seen some truly innovative advertising campaigns over the years as companies try to make complex scientific equipment and concepts accessible to both professionals and amateur stargazers. This poll tests your knowledge of a famous advertising campaign that revolutionized how telescope technology was marketed to the public. Can you identify which campaign genuinely transformed the amateur astronomy market?

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Celestron's 'Touch the Universe' campaign featuring interactive mall displays where people could test computerized star-finding
Meade's 'AutoStar Revolution' campaign which included TV spots showing families easily finding celestial objects without star charts
Orion's 'Stars at Your Fingertips' print ads in astronomy magazines featuring simplified one-touch operation
Takahashi's 'Professional Eyes' campaign highlighting endorsements from NASA scientists using their computerized systems