Motorola seems to be going ballistic just prior to the CES with as many as three new phone announcements.

The MOTOSURF A1300 happens to be the most high-end handset of the lot and offers an expansive touchscreen interface running a customized Windows Mobile 6.1 edition.

Navigating the UI is reportedly a breeze with a host of options including finger navigation, a stylus or an omni-directional trackball.

On the features front, this will most likely turn out to be quad-band GSM device and, of course, 3G support will find its way in. Other goodies include Wi-Fi and a 3 megapixel camera and a secondary VGA upfront. Being a business model it will support emails and comes with Google Maps preloaded.

This will be available in multiple regions beginning Q1 2009, including Asia and Latin America, starting off with China.