If you make decisions based on the pricing, it will be a tough time for Canadians.

Telus has planned to launch both the Palm Treo Pro as well as the Samsung Omnia for just $149.99 USD but of course with a 3 year contract. It is interesting to note that Bell already has both of these windows mobile phones and at a much cheaper price tag too!

So which one do you take? Palm Treo Pro or Samsung Omnia and ofcourse, from Bell or Tellus? Let's give you another feature to filter out, Treo Pro has a qwerty keyboard at the bottom, good for messaging and other typing when you don't like the virtual keypads on windows mobile platform. On the other hand, Samsung Omnia will have some nice custom UI design to the Today screen which will allow you to play with widgets and sorts. So take your pick now.

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