Color-Coded Caller ID

For people who still have land-lines, this Color-Call caller ID should be quite useful. First you set it up by assigning color groups to people who call in—blue for family, green for friends, red for work, for example. Then, when people in these groups call in, the caller ID will light up with that color, allowing you to decide from across the room whether you want to get the call. Scrolling colors indicate an unassigned, unknown or blocked call. Great for when you're watching TV and don't want to get up, or if you're taking a nap and you're too groggy to read the actual caller ID numbers. Available for $50 and holds 100 numbers and 30 missed calls.

MousePad with Caller ID ?

I never thought it would happen either. It also incorporates a speakerphone, calculator and alarm clock.

Send and receive calls while you work. This Maximo Concepts Mouse Pad features a built-in speakerphone allowing to place and receive calls without interrupting your work.

This Maximo Mouse Pad also functions as a calculator, alarm clock and offers Caller ID. It can store up to 110 phone book entries and the LCD display provides a convenient way to see telephone numbers and names easily.

Customize with 16 hold melodies and up to 48 ringer melodies! With its smooth surface, this Maximo Concepts Mouse Pad provides easy navigation for either optical or ball operated mouse devices.