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Meade Instruments Corp. has released a new product catalog of telescopes for the first time in three years, and this year it is designed to have mass appeal.
In years past, the catalog contained a technical format. This year, it includes photographs submitted by amateurs, anecdotes from average consumers, and photos from skilled astrophotographers, writes DM News.
The changes were made based on customer feedback saying they did not understand the old catalog. At 146 pages, it is the largest catalog Meade has ever produced.
The catalog can also be downloaded online for the first time. The company had projected 15,000 to 20,000 downloads. That number has already been exceeded by 15 times, according to the article, and unique visitors to the website have gone up astronomically, according to the company.
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