Docking solutions for Late 2013 MBPr

Question

I recently started a new job and I was issued the latest version of the 13" MacBook Pro as my work machine. My setup currently consists of two 22" Dell monitors, which take up the majority of my desk space. For the first few days, I tried to use the two monitors as well as the laptop display as a third, however I wasn't satisfied with the legibility of the retina display (specifically when working in Windows) while at my desk. It seems as though it would be fine if the laptop was directly in front of me (in other words, if I were using as a laptop), but for the majority of the time, I'll be at my desk in front of the two Dell monitors.
Space is also a concern; for my desk phone to be comfortably within reach, it resides to the right of the second Dell monitor. In my current setup, the laptop is directly in front of it, so again, using that display doesn't really work in my favor (unless I want to close it every time I pick up the phone.
Finally, the mess of cords I have to disconnect from the MacBook each time I pick it up is not especially attractive or functional.
So, I'm wondering if there's a vertical docking solution (specifcially for the latest MacBook Pro) that might save some space on my desk as well as make the transition from desk work to field work a little more seamless. I've looked around a bit and found a few solutions for older MacBook Pros (like the Henge Docks), but these all seem to have too many connections for the new model.
Being able to place the closed laptop in a vertical stand that has plugs for all my devices at the bottom would be idea. In a perfect world, my dock would look something like these: http://hengedocks.com/images/m_HD01VA13MB.jpg
However, I've heard poor reviews about the Henge Docks (and again, they don't make one for the model I have) and everything else I've seen seems to be more or less a hub for cables with no dock compenent (which doesn't resolve my space issue).
So, my question is: Does the perfect dock exist? And if it doesn't, what are the alternatives? I bought a BookArc for my MacBook Air which gets the job done as far as not taking up too much space is concerned, but never looked into a solution for cable management. I don't think I'd be entirely opposed to getting two components for my work machine (say, a BookArc-like dock and a separate hub that combines all my cables into one connector). If I go that route, do I have any better options?

Answer 1

Robertc86,
your first link shows a US-style keyboard.