Which innovative microscope product launch failed catastrophically in 2011 despite featuring breakthrough technology, primarily due to poor market positioning and retail strategy?

In the competitive world of scientific retail, even revolutionary products can fail spectacularly when launched poorly. This poll explores one of the most notable retail failures in scientific equipment history - a case that's now studied in marketing courses worldwide. Test your knowledge about this infamous product launch that changed how scientific instruments are marketed to consumers and educational institutions.

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NanoVision X1000 - marketed as 'too advanced for educational use' yet too basic for research institutions, leaving it without a viable market segment
OptiLab Quantum - failed because it was exclusively sold through electronics retailers rather than scientific supply channels
MicroSight Digital - collapsed after its augmented reality features were found incompatible with 98% of classroom computers
CellScope Pro - failed after being priced 70% higher than competitors while offering only marginal improvements in imaging capability