This thing has been touted as some kind of tool to get kids interested in astronomy. I think it will likely turn kids off. What we have here is a kind of "google universe" that doesn't require any searching. Just call up what you want to look at and it will apppear. What will appear is the best image of the object from the best Earth-bound telescopes or from Hubble.
As a comparison, close to thirty five years ago we bought our son a 2" refractor telescope. As limited as that telescope was, we found pretty well every thing that telescope was capable of seeing. Over the years we were able to afford bigger and better telescopes and and the images we got were bigger and better as we obtained better telescopes. My son and I spent many years and thousands of hours finding the Messier objects as well as anything within the reach of whatever telescope we had at the time. The experience my son and I had is a priceless treasure that cannot be replaced by a God-damned computer program containing the whole compendium of known space objects. Will kids still be willing to go out and freeze their buns off looking for a glimpse of some object soley because they haven't yet seen it? I wonder.
