Sprint has recently announced the release of the latest Motorola Renegade V950 phone. The newest gadget comes in a stylish, slender clamshell and boasts of high-end features. It comes with plenty of astonishing features including Nextel Direct Connect push-to-talk, Sprint Mobile Broadband speed and a lot more. Due to its powerful connectivity, users can communicate with their near and dear ones in a quick span of time.

The latest Renegade V950 handset is empowered with the highly advanced Qualcomm’s QChat Technology that enhances its push-to-talk feature. Apart from these, it comes in ultra-Rugged Design that enables users to work well in the ruthless atmosphere, as it is proficient with military specifications for dust, shock and even shuddering.

“Nextel Direct Connect is critical to Sprint’s position as the dominant player in the push-to-talk and GPS solution categories,” said Danny Bowman, president of Nextel Direct Connect for Sprint. “Sprint is committed to Nextel Direct Connect and will continue to expand capabilities and options for our customers.”

The Motorola Renegade V950 handset also has Sprint Radio that enables users to hear their favorite chat-shows, sports news, songs and a lot more programs through its associated 100 local radio stations. Apart from these, it provides 2.0 mega-pixel camera and camcorder, mobile email facility, instant messaging and sprint’s Mobile Sync.

The Motorola Renegade V950 phone is available at the Sprint’s retail stores at a suggested price of $129. 99.

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