Which retail innovation first allowed customers to virtually test telescope views of celestial objects before purchasing?

The astronomy industry has seen remarkable advancements in how observational equipment is developed and marketed to both professional and amateur astronomers. This poll explores a pivotal innovation in telescope retail technology that transformed how consumers interact with astronomical products before purchase. Test your knowledge about how retail product development in astronomy has evolved to meet the needs of star-gazers worldwide!

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StellarView Technology, introduced by Celestron in 2014, which projects simulated night sky views in-store based on local light pollution conditions
AstroTry VR, launched by Orion Telescopes in 2016, requiring customers to wear headsets to view simulated celestial objects
SkyTest Terminals, developed by Meade in 2015, using touch screens to display catalog images of what each telescope model could theoretically see
StarGaze Connect, released by Takahashi in 2017, linking in-store demo telescopes to pre-recorded footage of astronomical objects