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Motorola Adventure V750 is rugged

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Published on: 29 May, 2008 by PhoneArena Team

This article contains unofficial information.

Motorola V750 is one of the two new devices planned to be launched this summer along with the introduction of Verizon’s new PTT service. We pretty much already knew all the specs and have images of the device, but an interesting new bit of information is the rugged design of the V750. According to same promotional materials we received, the phone will meet military specs 810F for shock, vibration, solar radiation, high temperature storage, altitude, high and low temperature operation and blowing dust. Seeing the promo materials, we expect the new PTT service and VU30 and Adventure V750 to be released very soon.

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nikki @ 29 May, 2008 12:03:24 PM

Motorola coming out with an actually durable phone? I'll wait till we get these in our store to be the judge of that.

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Bags @ 29 May, 2008 07:28:00 PM

Hmm? Have you ever heard of NEXTEL.??

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nikki @ 30 May, 2008 08:37:49 PM

I work for Verizon, of course I've heard of Nextel. Motorola just doesn't make the most dependable phones. Even you should know that.

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anonymous @ 29 May, 2008 12:10:41 PM

I just hope it doesn't lag or have limited UI customization like all the other Motos

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pmm122 @ 29 May, 2008 01:06:20 PM

To answer both...the original RAZR was (and is) one of the most durable phones I have ever owned (and read millions upon millions of such testimonials online, too). The RAZR2, also very very durable. The only "weak" phones I've ever had are Samsung and Sony Ericsson (though SE's OS is my very favorite).

As to Moto's OS...the new MOTOMAGX (RAZR2 V8, RIZR, ROKR, etc) is WONDERFUL...and, the updated Synergy used on the RAZR2 V9 is FAR more customizable, and one of the fastest you'll ever see.

You guys need to get to up to date on your cell facts...

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pmm122 @ 29 May, 2008 01:46:26 PM

i hope ur talking about the razr for tmo or att cuz for cdma they suck just like u >_< i would never in my life buy another a moto phone. i am sticking with HTC for LIFE!!

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anonymous @ 30 May, 2008 08:58:04 AM

Razr is a good phone? Thats odd considering all the broken and glichy ones I still see at my store. The only phone worse is the Krazer and its probably on the same level of horrible as the original chocolate...... I hope moto pulls themselves up with the new models because anyone that works in a store can tell you how poor they are compared to other makers. I do like the moto 755...

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nikki @ 31 May, 2008 11:09:39 AM

Hey pmm122 I think YOU need to get up to date on your facts. I work for Verizon and trust me, Motorola is at the BOTTOM of the list. They are returned to my store ALL the time. If you actually worked with different cell phone models daily like I do, you would see how crappy they really are. So next time before you go posting on how good a phone is maybe YOU need to check out your facts.

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Donato @ 03 June, 2008 10:46:55 PM

Nikki,
As someone who is familiar with Verizon phones, which one do you think is the best for call quality and reception? I am soon turning in my old LG VX8350 clam for a new phone and I am confused by all the choices. I like the LG enV2 design but I do not do much text messaging. The new LG VX8610 looks promising. Are all Motorola phones poor in your opinion? How about the z6c or this new V750? I prefer not to purchase a touch screen phone because of the "issues" I have read about them. Otherwise, the Venus might be perfect. Thanks for your time and input. I think you can help out many of us with your reply.

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anonymous @ 29 May, 2008 03:25:08 PM

This phone looks pretty good. It will be WAY better than the stupid G'Zone they have now.

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anonymous @ 29 May, 2008 05:29:34 PM

WAit, so is it called the Adventure?

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Omie @ 29 May, 2008 10:55:54 PM

That's what it says doesn't it :p

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anonymous @ 30 May, 2008 09:26:44 AM

I like the idea of a ruggedized phone, but most of the manufacturing plants I work in will not allow cameras of any kind in the plant. If they are trying for the business market, I think they miss the point by not having a cameraless option. Also certification for Class I, Div I areas, but thats another issue.

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anonymous @ 02 June, 2008 09:22:20 AM

the current G'z one can be ordered for customers in a non-camera version and that thing can take a beating

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EZtest @ 30 May, 2008 03:20:01 PM

material needed:
1 - gun
1 - bullet
1 - phone
1 - phone holder
take da bullet nd put it n da gun, put da phone n da holder nd put da gun up to da phone nd pull da trigger.
if da phone is still in-tact den obviously u missed the phone nd wasted a bullet!!! either dat or da phone is bullet proof!
if da phone is n peices den obviously u dropped it before it made it 2 da phone holder (butterfingers!!!!)

stay tuned! next time we'll test how durrable a gun is against a steam roller! lolz

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dirty Harry @ 09 June, 2008 10:53:58 PM

That is all Verizon wireless phones are good for target prastice

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Don Louie @ 01 June, 2008 09:32:20 AM

When is it's sprint cousin, the v950 going to rear it's head and what will the name be

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Omie @ 02 June, 2008 01:07:36 PM

The V950 "Explorer" :p

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anonymous @ 02 June, 2008 03:47:25 PM

Oh come one everyone! This phone doesn't look that bad. Hell, I'd take it over a Juke. It will be a nice addition to Verizon's line up.

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