Motorola Adventure V750 cell phone for Verizon

By Michelle Ruhfass • July 13, 2008

Motorola is bringing a new rugged clamshell, the Adventure V750, to market and this time it will go to CDMA wireless carrier Verizon. Recently at a Moto press event, we had a chance to take a look at and play with a similar styled handset, the new V950 flip phone, before its official launch with rival CDMA carrier Sprint.

The new Motorola V750 looks awfully similar to the V950 and is yet another play of Motos now passe RAZR line of phones. Upping the ante, though, Motorola has decided to toughen up the V750 with U.S. military specs durability and weather resistance so it handle the roughest of enviroments. It has also added features such as a 2 megapixel camera, PTT capabilities, a microSD expansion slot, and Bluetooth connectivity.

The Motorola Adventure V750 for Verizon is expected launch on July 28 for US$150 with a two year service agreement. Our parent site, MobileBurn, has a full story on Motorola’s V950 for those wishing to see live photos and more specs.

[via SlashPhone]

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