Courtesy of Telus, the Motorola V750, a new flip phone, is on sale now. This mobile was built to meet the requirements of the U.S. military.

Motorola V750 is designed following the 810F military specifications which made it one the toughest and fiercest phones out there. This device is able to withstand a multitude of devastating factors, among which low pressure, low temperature, temperature shocks and high temperatures, contamination by rain, fluids, humidity, fungus and salt fog, Acidic Atmosphere, Pyroshock, Gunfire, and so on.

The V750 also features an external 1.6″ (120 x 160 pixel) TFT display, an internal 2.2″ (240 x 320 pixel) 65K TFT display, a large keypad with raised keys for an easier input, a 2 Megapixel camera with video capabilities, speakerphone, 2.5mm jack, Bluetooth, and memory expandable up to 8GB thanks to the microSD card slot, Telus mobile music service, Telus mobile TV and integrating text, video and picture messaging.

It measures 102 x 51 x 16.5 mm and weighs 111g.

The V750 is already available in Telus stores for $199.99 on a three-year agreement, $299 on a two-year deal, $349.99 on the one-year contract and $399.99, no deals whatsoever.

According to Engadget Mobile, Motorola V750 (aka Motorola Adventure V750), will be released in the US on July 28 via Verizon Wireless.

Motorola V750 comes in a rugged clamshell form factor. Weighing 3.9 ounces (110 grams) and measuring 4.0 x 2.0 x 0.65 inches (102 x 51 x 16.5 mm), the V750 brings the following features: dual-band CDMA connectivity with EVDO Rev. A for high data transfer speeds, a 2.2 inch internal display with 240 x 320 pixels, an 1.6 inches external display, built-in GPS to work with VZ Navigator, Push-to-talk (PTT) capabilities, V CAST Video and the newly announced V CAST Music with Rhapsody, Music player, a headset jack, Web browser, email, stereo Bluetooth, Bluetooth printing, a 2 Megapixel camera with video recording, USB and an 1170 mAh battery that can probably offer over-average talk and stand-by times..

Motorola V750 also meets the US military standard 810F, thus it’s resistant to dust, shocks, high temperatures and radiations.

It will cost $99, after a 50 buck mail-in rebate, with a contract agreement for two years, while without any contract it will cost $299.

The Motorola V750 clamshell will be available via Verizon Wireless soon. It looks like a RAZR handset, but has a unusual keypad that resemble the one used by another unreleased clamshell, Motorola VU30. There are not many details about this handset, but from this image provided by phoneArena, we can tell that Motorola V750 comes with a camera-dedicated key, a at least 2.0 Megapixels photo/video camera. The price of the Motorola V750 is not known yet.

[via phonearena & softpedia]