Verizon has stealthily released Motorola Adventure V750 phone for ruff and tough people. This rugged cell phone is the first-ever phone by Verizon that works on the QChat push-to-talk network.
For music lovers, the phone offers a complete media player with external music controls. It is great to know that the V750 supports Verizon’s new Rhapsody subscription access along with V CAST Video and VZ Navigator.
It works on the enhanced 3G Network. With the EVDO Revision A-based cellular data, Motorola V750 Phone offers the similar instant talk as Sprint’s iDEN service. It is resistant to dust, temperature, water splashes, drops and other shocks.
Apart from complying with US Military specification 810F, the Adventure V750 delivers a power-packed performance to the home users. Its semi-professional focus and 2-megapixel camera lets you click considerably good pics.
And let us not forget that the Motorola Adventure V750 is a full featured phone boasting of Stereo Bluetooth® wireless technology (handset supports Bluetooth A2DP and AVRCP profiles), Mobile IM and chat capabilities, a large 2.2-inch high-resolution internal display and 1.6-inch external display.
V CAST Music with Rhapsody lets you access more than 5 million songs and make direct downloads on the phone. Use Mobile Web for customizable, enhanced wireless access to the latest in news, sports, weather and much more. You can also download games, ringtones and, wallpapers to the Media Center.
The cell phone comes equipped with microSDâ„¢ card memory port with up to 8 GB storage capacity. All these features are bundled in a cost effective package. Keeping the price low, i.e., just for $99.99 after a $50 mail-in rebate ($149.99 – $50.00 = $99.99), Verizon will sell the Adventure V750 with a two-year contract from July 28.
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