https://petapixel.com/2021/09/14/unistellar-and-nikon-unveil-the-evscope-2-digital-telescope-camera/
Normal cheap Chinese 80mm triplet lens worth in a normal scope form about $900. In their scope, it's $4000.
They are releasing a 50mm aperture version for $1700.00. 50mm is about the same aperture as a regular telescope's FINDER scope, the little widefield scope on
the side of normal telescopes used to initially locate the object.
These are toys, basically. A grubby little sensor that produces "modest" output. This is really a toy. Or, good for astronomy "outreach" showing the public the sights, just no looking at them directly since
this is just an imaging scope. The only thing you could use it for maybe is a remote supernova or comet search, but I wouldn't count
on its drive-system being robust enough for that.