Last month we reported about Samsung Omnia II coming to Verizon wireless along with some new commercials made for Windows Mobile 6.5. Here we are with more details and pricing.

Samsung Omnia II will also be internally called as the SCH-i920, like the first generation Omnia codenamed the i900. It features a brilliant AMOLED touch screen of 3.7 inch size and supports WVGA resolutions.

Previously it was thought to be launched with Windows Mobile 6.1 only but later Verizon decided to use the latest Windows Mobile 6.5 when it will be launched this December 2nd for 199 USD on contracts after mail-in rebates.

It has 8 GB of internal memory and micro SD card slot for expandable memory. Camera is of 5 mega pixels and as seen in the older Omnia PocketPC phone, you will find the 3D cube interface along with TouchWiz UI customizations made over Windows Mobile 6.5 OS.

Interestingly, Samsung has bundled Opera 9.5 mobile browser as it knows the default Pocket Internet Explorer is immature for this age of browsing.

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