I'd recommend the VARIDESK: http://au.varidesk.com/

I'd be cautious: the range is too small for me (6'1" / 188cm). On a regular desk that suits me, it doesn't go high enough, and if you prop things on the desks up a bit, you then need to remove them when you lower it.

(It's also a bit wobbly, which isn't great, but probably expected.)

Please let me know if you have any questions. I'm happy to assist. In the meanwhile, there's a healthy number of threads happening on our forums:

http://www.kendoui.com/forums.aspx

Lots of Q&A's worth checking out.

Kendo UI Mobile is currently in Beta but I would encourage you to check it out and send us your feedback:

http://kendo.uservoice.com/

Alternatively, send your questions to @KendoUI on Twitter.

So what it's impact on page performance?

Your Telerik controls for .Net have a terrible effect on performance for example.

Performance is one of the things we think we're doing really well with Kendo UI. We're jsPerfing everything we put in Kendo UI to make sure it's as fast as possible.

Ultimately, impact on page performance largely depends on how you use the tools (same goes for .NET). Used correctly, Kendo UI will help you deliver maximum perf for rich UI.

Hope that helps.

Thanks! I'll share this feedback with the team. FWIW, we work very hard to "play well with others". For example, there's an example of Kendo UI integration with Knockout here:

http://demos.kendoui.com/web/integration/index.html

There's also an example of Kendo UI integration with jQuery templates here:

http://demos.kendoui.com/web/integration/jquery-templates.ht...

EDIT: I do not have a mustache but I do like mustache.js.

That's a fair comment, which is why I made a point of highlighting available plug-ins like Template, Globalize, and others.

Older versions of Firefox, Internet Explorer, and Safari are supported. Can you elaborate on the phrase, "only properly supporting WebKit"?

EDIT: Got it. Yes, you're correct; currently, Kendo UI Mobile provides UI widgets that match the theming and functionality of native controls available for iOS and Android.

Somewhat similar to the progress bars built by Lea Verou: http://lea.verou.me/polyfills/progress/

That version is very basic. Dipperstove's version is much better in terms of design.