motorolanewMotorola is going to launch three new headsets in the next few months. Don’t wait to much for them, because even if the concepts are relatively up-to-date (eco-friendly, military ruggedness, touchscreens) their designs sucks big time!

The Renew W233 is a yellow candybar made from recycled water bottles which costs 20% less to manufacture has a carbon neutral footprint and a Motorola promise to invest in renewable energy programs. Great, except ugly phones are a tough sell to even the most dedicated of environmentalists.

The Tundra VA76r is a military-spec, rugged PTT clamshell. It features a 2MP camera, stereo Bluetooth, aGPS and support for a 4GB microSD card and it comes with CrystalTalk Plus (uses a second microphone to filter out and reduce background noise) but seeing the same design rehash from last year is boring.

The third one, Surf A3100 is a touch-based replacement for Motorola’s Ming. It comes with a 2.8-inch display, quad-band GSM/EDGE, 3G, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and two cameras—a 3MP with autofocus and a secondary VGA for videophoning, as well as support up to 32GB microSD cards.