If you're thinking of moving up to a 60D, then you'd have to seriously consider the D7000, which to my mind is a much better camera (metal body for a start) for only slightly more money.
The Canon T2i offers the excellent 18-megapixel Canon sensor for a great price, but if you're paying more then you have to consider the cameras with the new Sony 16-megapixel CMOS sensor (Nikon D7000 and Pentax K-5), since it looks like it will set a new quality standard in the crop-sensor segment.
Agree with PB PM that white-balance performance isn't important (but I always shoot raw and don't do video).
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