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I’ve run into the folks from Warrior Jeep Project at the entrance to the 2008 Shot Show in Las Vegas convention center.  You really can’t help noticing this awesome vehicle from afar.  But what makes Warrior Jeep different from any other decked out 4 wheeler is the great cause it is intended to support. Read the rest of this entry »

We have finally made it to 2008 Shot Show  ! This show is a big event for Celestron as we get to meet with a lot of sport optics enthusiasts, who do not normally attend numerous star parties and other astronomical events Celestron sponsors.

Just in time for a convention we have unveiled our brand new 2008 Celestron Sport Optics Catalog.  Here is a quick run down of the new products for 2008:

•  C50 Mini Mak
•  C65 Mini Mak Waterproof (comes with a nice aluminum case)
•  C70 Mini Mak
•  Specialty Binoculars Series
•  Brand New SkyMasters and UpClose Binos

Our brand new booth  that was first used at 2008 CES Show, has also been reconfigured for this event. The new setup features 2 conference rooms, a large storage room, plasma screen  and of course ample space to show off the awesome Celestron products .

P.S. It is shaping up to be a busy and productive show for us.  I am also looking forward to walking the show and checking out all the cool weaponry and gear on display from various manufacturers.  I’ve already uploaded some of the quick photos, but the really nice stuff is yet to come.

GPS Business News met with Michelle Meskill, marketing manager at Celestron at the 2008 CES Show.  Click the PLAY button below to watch the interview. 

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Bloggers, rejoice!  We are proud to announce the launch our brand new Celestron Blogger Resource Center.

This site was designed for Bloggers who want to write about Celestron products. Through this site you can access the latest product images, marketing materials, logos and other important information.

Flickr website is undergoing a major overhaul.  As a result, most of the photographs on our blog will not be available till about 7pm pacific on January 12, 2008.  We apologize for the inconvenience this might have caused.

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