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Old 09-02-2008, 15:46
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Motorola ve20 $99/3 yr, $279 straight up and v750 coming to Telus
The Motorola ve20 and v750 are coming to Telus.

Not sure when but probably before the end of the year

v750:


a rev A phone that's mildly ruggedized with PTT.

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Motorola V750
Boasting high-performance features and rugged good looks, the Motorola V750 is ready to work through extreme conditions. Designed for the highly mobile, active individual who needs to be
instantly connected at work and play, near and far, the Motorola V750 delivers a durable and reliable feature-rich phone.

Work Hard
The Motorola Advnture V750 offers a refined ruggedness, not only in the way it’s designed, but also in the way it works. It thrives in harsh environments; meeting military-specs for extreme conditions including shock, vibration, dust, and solar radiation. With no-slip surfaces, the Motorola V750 is tough enough to handle active work or an invigorating hike2, yet it’s refined enough to hold its own at a meeting or nightclub. In addition, with an extra-loud speaker, users will hear conversations better on busy streets, nightspots or work sites.

Play Hard
Enjoy the ride with the fully-loaded Motorola V750. Download music directly from the phone or sync favorite tracks, albums, playlists from a PC (requires an optional data cable) and with dedicated external music keys, it’s always easy to access top tunes.

If users are interested in creating their own content, a 2 megapixel camera captures spontaneous moments. With up to 8GB of optional removable memory, users have plenty of room to store all their favorites. Access the Internet to check out the latest news and download ringtones, wallpapers and games and enjoy calls and music, hands-free with stereo Bluetooth® wireless technology.1,4

Motorola V750
Dimensions 2.0 x 4.0 x .65 inches
Bands/Modes CDMA 1X EVDO rev A 800/1900
Weight 3.9 ounces
Battery BK71 > 1170mAh
Display 2.2” 240 x 320 TFT main, 1.6” 120 x 160 TFT external display
Talk Time Up to approx. 330 minutes
Standby Time Up to approx. 540 hours
Memory 128 MB X 128 MB, with up to 8 GB optional microSD support
Features Stylistically rugged and durable, optimized for active outdoor use2
Meets tough U.S. Military Specifications for: shock, vibration, solar radiation, high
temperature storage, altitude, high and low temperature operation, and blowing dust
Longer Usage & Standby Times with the 1170mAh Battery
Streamline operations with Field Force Manager capabilities1
Capture your world with the 2 MP camera
Store more media with up to 8 GB optional removable memory
Internal antenna
QVGA screen optimized for outdoor and indoor viewing
Adjustable dialing fonts for easier viewing
Class 1.2 Bluetooth wireless technology4, USB 1.1 full speed, 2.5 mm headset jack


ve20:


http://www.motorola.com/motoinfo/pr...balObjectId=252

$99 on 3 yr/$279 straight up.

A mid range phone with a neat search function. When you use it it will search you phone book, apps, internet favorites. So if you type in cal, it will search your phonebook for ppl with cal in their names, find the calendar, calculator, plus your internet favorites with cal in the name. It's really neat and works fast.
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Old 09-02-2008, 16:14
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Wow, I like the V750! Very nice phone.
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Wow I want the V750, hope it comes out soon so I can exchange.
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Old 09-03-2008, 19:37
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Anyone have anymore info on the Moto V750?
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Old 09-03-2008, 19:50
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Old 09-03-2008, 20:14
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anything on release dates?
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I think the V750 will be a hit if it does come. Wonder how long the wait is to get one? arrrrr
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the v750 will be my next phone
I need something that can survive a 30ft drop on pavement, water resistant and a loud speaker phone!
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the v750 will be my next phone
I need something that can survive a 30ft drop on pavement, water resistant and a loud speaker phone!

lol it maybe has a loud speaker phone and is water resistant, but i doubt it would survive a 30 ft drop. Im thinkin like 4-5 ft drop
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hmm looks like a nice one. upgrade to the v710 a few years late
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lol it maybe has a loud speaker phone and is water resistant, but i doubt it would survive a 30 ft drop. Im thinkin like 4-5 ft drop



even my 6265i survived 2 20 feet drop.
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lol it maybe has a loud speaker phone and is water resistant, but i doubt it would survive a 30 ft drop. Im thinkin like 4-5 ft drop


Note the terms "mildly ruggedized" in the description above. It is not water resistant and doesn't have the same kind of ruggedization as the Nextel phones, for example.

All in all a good phone (speaking from Verizon experience) but lacking in the ability to take the abuse.
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v750 will be a nice upgrade from my krzr
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