We’ve already heard rumors and saw some spy photos of a few phones, but now a combined product pipeline image appears, showing 5 of the phones Verizon Wireless will probably offer in the near future.
Motorola Z6tv is a variant of the Z6 RIZR (Z6m in CDMA) which will be the new TV phone of the carrier. The Motorola Q9m is the CDMA-version of the Q9h, being successor of the first Q and respectively slim Windows Mobile 6 Standard smartphone with wonderful QWERTY keyboard. Motorola will straighten its position also with the fashionable RAZR2 V9m, which is the EV-DO variant of the RAZR2 series, replacing the first RAZRs.
Samsung i760 and UTStarcom XV6800 are WM6 Professional Smartphones with touch sensitive displays. Both have side-sliding QWERTY keyboards but the i760 also features a standard numeric one on the front panel. The XV6800 is a variant of the HTC Mogul for Sprint.
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