BonaDire Reviews take a look at the Philips 200WB7 20inch WSXGA LCD Widescreen Monitor. Like the 230WP7, the 200WB7 is equipped with SmartManage technology which allows administrators to include monitors in their asset management system. Admin's can track usage hours, adjust monitor settings, reset factory settings, verify monitor locations, power monitors on and off, provide tech support, and communicate with end users.

At the end of the day the 200WB7 is a good display and get's the job done. The image quality of the display is one of it's strongest assets especially when coupled with the WSXGA wide screen format. The embedded USB port is always a nice addition for users that value precious within-arms-reach USB port access. At the time of writing the 200WB7 can be found online for around $380-400USD. While significantly cheaper than the 3" diagonally larger 230WP7, the 200WB7 is around the middle of the 20" LCD display price spectrum. A quick online search found models from Acer, ViewSonic, and BenQ for less than $300. However we obviously cannot vouch for the quality of those displays as we haven't reviewed them, but for the sake of looking for the cheapest deal, those options are there. We do know that this display has impressed us and we've been very happy with it's overall performance.