best/most aesthetic standalone caller-id?

>>60997153
I had an early Bell unit back when Caller ID was pretty new, and I read some thing on the Internet about removing a resistor to double the memory. It worked.

It had quite a large screen, it was nice.

>>60997332
>read some thing on the Internet about removing a resistor to double the memory.

what the fuck?

>>60997381
yeah they probably just locked a bank out with a resistor in the assembly process

it worked, I went from 50 to 99 numbers

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>>60997646
that's crazy lol

>>60997688
>name display
Do companies actually send caller's name?
In my country only the number is sent when receiving a call.

>>60997726
yeah, it's called CNAM. Phone companies keep a database that is hit whenever a call is routed through them.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Caller_ID