According to the press release, "the Motorola Adventure V750 meets military specifications for extreme conditions including shock, vibration, dust, solar radiation, high-temperature storage, high and low temperature operation, and altitude." That means pretty much anywhere you need to go, the Adventure can go, too. (Except underwater.)
Under its tough-as-nails skin, you'll find some serious enterprise productivity tools, as well as fun stuff for those who need to pass the time. It uses Verizon Wireless' EVDO Rev. A network for push-to-talk services, and comes with remote, worker-friendly applications such as VZ Navigator and Field Force Manager.
Verizon said that "with VZ Navigator, customers can get audible maps, turn-by-turn directions and location information to more than 14 million points of interest that customers can share with others. Field Force Manager gives Verizon Wireless customers a resource management tool that provides businesses with the ability to locate, monitor, and communicate with their mobile field workers." On the fun side of the equation, you have Verizon's new V CAST Music with Rhapsody service, as well as access to Verizon's other V CAST content.
Let's not forget some of those other specs. The Adventure also includes a 2-megapixel camera, stereo Bluetooth, and support for microSD cards up to 8 GB in size. That means you can store a ton of work-related documents, as well as media.
Want one? Head on over to Verizon Wireless' Web site. It'll set you back $99.99 after rebates and signing up for a new 2-year agreement.
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