Motorola has announced three new handsets for CES, the environment friendly MOTO W3233 Renew, tough Tundra VA76r and the new touchscreen MOTOSURF A3100 which runs Windows Mobile 6.1.  These three handsets are very different as one is designed to be eco-friendly, one touchscreen and the last is a tough handset.

The MOTOSURF A3100 is a very customizable handset that supports fast 3G speeds for immediate access on the beautiful touchscreen. Navigating is made easy with the touchscreen trackball combination.  This handset also has a customizable carousel interface that allows you to use many features with a single touch. As with most Windows Mobile devices, this one also gives you access to corporate email.

The W233 Renew is made to have less of an affect on the environment.  The casing of the handset itself is made of 100-percent recyclable plastic. There was 20 percent less energy used to create this handset than with others. Motorola even went as far as to make the packaging out of 100 percent post-consumer recycled paper. This eco-friendly handset boasts up to 9 hours of talk time as well!

The Tundra VA76r is a very durable handset designed to meet 810F US Military Standards for drops, dust, vibration, humidity, severe temperatures and rain. Designed to work as hard as you do the Tundra is able to run multiple applications at one time. Say you have Telenav open and you need to use the Internet to find an address, now you wont have to close and re-launch the application.

[Via SlashGear]