Which innovative retail strategy first made computerized 'GoTo' telescopes widely accessible to amateur astronomers, revolutionizing the hobby market?

The astronomy retail market has undergone significant transformations over the past decade. From traditional telescopes to advanced digital star trackers and mobile applications, the way consumers interact with astronomical products has evolved dramatically. This poll explores a landmark retail innovation that changed how amateur astronomers access the night sky. Test your knowledge about the retail strategies that have democratized stargazing in recent years!

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Celestron's introduction of subscription-based celestial object databases in 2005
Meade's 'ETX' series with bundled planetarium software sold through electronics retailers in the late 1990s
Orion's direct-to-consumer online marketplace with virtual telescope testing in 2010
Sky-Watcher's 'try before you buy' in-store observation stations launched in 2008