Is there a cordless phone system that takes a SIM card?

[JAC]

I don't use our home phone enough to justify almost $40/month, so I'd like a multi-line cordless phone system, like my Panasonic, except that uses a Sim card and works like a cellular. Does such a beast exist?

[nightwolf]

There are docking stations you can use to bridge your cell phone to your landlines in the house. One such product is: http://www.phonelabs.com/prd05.asp

[Aske001]

Vtech has one too. It was very useful with the City Fido service (unlimited local calls on your cell service).

[Kwirky]

One that I'm aware of, but it is Motorola-only: http://broadband.motorola.com/consumers/c/c50/features_SD4505.asp. They're pretty cheap on eBay, too.

[JAC]

Sweet. Thanks, guys.

[shopper-X]

You could try the Panasonic Link-to-Cell KX-TH111
Panasonic Link (http://www.panasonic.com/consumer_electronics/telephones_central/bluetooth_phones/default.asp)
Compatible Cell Phones (http://www.panasonic.com/consumer_electronics/telephones/cellularconvergence_popup.asp)
FS is selling it for $229.99 but ecost.com has it for $99.99 USD and after BorderFree it comes to around $135 CND.

I saw another one from GE in the London Drugs handout for Christmas and there is also a Uniden one..something 595 (585 does not have cell option).
With the Panasonic you can connect up to 5 cell phones.