Which telescope product line, first launched in 1970, revolutionized amateur astronomy by using computer marketing to emphasize its ease of use and is credited with making stargazing accessible to millions of beginners?

The astronomy product market has seen dramatic shifts over the decades, with certain telescope innovations capturing the public's imagination and transforming amateur astronomy. This poll explores a pivotal moment in consumer telescope history that changed how everyday people connect with the night sky. Test your knowledge of how product marketing transformed stargazing from a niche hobby to a mainstream activity!

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Celestron's Schmidt-Cassegrain 'Orange Tube' series
Meade's LX200 computerized telescopes
Questar's compact Maksutov-Cassegrains
Edmund Scientific's Astroscan 2001