Which retail augmented reality technology first allowed customers to virtually 'test' telescope views of celestial objects before purchase in astronomy stores?

The astronomy retail sector has undergone significant transformations with technological advancements. From traditional telescopes and star charts to sophisticated digital planetariums and augmented reality experiences, the way we purchase and interact with astronomical products has evolved dramatically. This poll tests your knowledge about a pivotal moment in astronomy retail history when digital innovation fundamentally changed how consumers discover and experience the cosmos.

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StellarView AR (2011) by Celestron, which projected simulated telescope views onto store surfaces
SkyPortal Preview (2014) by Meade Instruments, which used tablet cameras to show AR star overlays
StarGaze Virtual (2010) by Orion Telescopes, which used VR headsets for immersive celestial experiences
CosmicLens (2015) by Sky-Watcher, which used holographic displays for 3D celestial object viewing