Product review (1 stars): Don't waste your money on GE Cafe - poor quality
We bought GE Cafe appliances for our remodel and have had nothing but problems.  Out of 4 separate kitchen appliances, 3 have had problems within 2 to 3 years of ownership.  The GE Cafe dishwasher has a known defect that the electrical control panel shorts out when drops of water from the counter-top gets on it.  Lucky I am handy enough to trace the problem and replace the part (labor plus parts from a GE licensed specialist would be close to half the cost of a new unit).  Even though they recognize the problem, GE refused to replace the parts because we owned the unit two years and the warranty expires at 1 year.  I made the repair myself and dishwasher works fine again, but after a year the panel shorted out again.  Now I keep a supply of new dishwasher control panels in our closet (cost about $50 - $100 online, or $150 with GE parts directly for the new panel), to keep my dishwasher running.

Also make sure to avoid mixing different types of Cascade dishwasher gels in the Smartdispense dispenser.  The manual says not to mix enzyme and non enzyme based products -- they recommend Cascade, but they didn't tell you that Cascade makes two different types of gels.  We had to rebuild the soap dispenser pump and all the associated soap tubes to get our dispenser working again.

If you buy, make sure to buy a long term multi-year warranty.  Our GE failures happened shortly after the 1 year warranty expired, and parts/labor for most repairs adds up to the purchase of a new appliance.  Most replacement parts are priced expensively, and repairs are priced so highly as to get you to buy a new unit.

So if you enjoy rebuilding your dishwasher electrical panel every year (which can be fun if your an engineer like me), then get this unit.  Otherwise save your money and get something with better quality.