Product review (1 stars): Don't waste your money, I'm sorry I did
I'm assuming mine is an earlier version of this one.  It looks just like it except I don't have the pretty lights on the front (bummer).  It certainly looks beautiful but it does have pluses & minuses.

Pluses:  love the adjustable racks and open spaces for large items; like the "bins" on the silverware holder so I can put small items in it & close the lid and not have them end up on the floor of the unit (to credit it - I've never had a single item end up on the floor of the machine); nice heavy duty stainless interior; quiet operation (although it seems louder now than when I purchased it, this may just be because the transition from my old machine was so noticeable, whereas, now I'm used to this one); unlike others, I love the way it dries, nothing warps or melts.

Minuses: I don't know if it is the way my Pfaltzgraf dishes are made but they don't fit in the unit as well as in my old GE, the plates and bowls only stand up well on the rear rack/row of the machine, on the front side they roll out of position and then lean forward; similar problem with the glasses & cups, they only fit well on the first/outside rack, when I put them on the second row I have to hook them on prongs to fit them at all and then they are sort of staggered so it doesn't hold as many as it could; I have also had where the soap did not dispense correctly on a couple of occasions - I opened the door and the soap was globbed all around the dispenser, I do not know what caused this issue, I guessed maybe putting too much soap in, but I really don't know, I cleaned it up (the stainless interior cleans beautifully, btw) and re-ran it, a little aggravating, but I'm guessing it was something I did.  My recommendation is to take your dishes into a showroom and test fit them before you make a purchase (hard to do on Amazon, lol), that's what I'm going to do when I buy another dishwasher.  The salesman may think you're crazy but if it causes you to switch choices you will be glad you did.

Update Sep 2012 - I've downgraded from 3 to 2 stars. I had some weird sensor message like E9 and the machine wouldn't work at all. I had to get a tech out, who then had to order a part and come back and install it. I had my old cheapy GE for almost 25 years and it never broke down. It even still worked when we replaced it so I'm extremely disappointed to have this one break down after less than 2 years.

Update March 2013 - I'm downgrading this again. I'm sick and tired of having to rewash dishes that this machine doesn't clean. I realize rings dried on mugs from tea are more difficult to clean but my old cheap dishwasher managed, this one doesn't. I went without this machine for months (primarily because I didn't bother to call that's how little I missed it) while I waited for it to be fixed, and truthfully handwashing the dishes wasn't much different than using this dishwasher because I have so much prewash prep to do. I have to make sure there are no rings or debris on anything before I put it in or I have to do it by hand afterwards anyway. I make certain all of my silverware has a space between it and the next piece, and even then, if it had been used to slice a banana or for peanut butter the chances are it will need to be rewashed, and this is after washing for 3 hrs and 2 mins (I rarely ever use the regular wash which is 2 hrs 14 mins because it washes so poorly I figure it needs all the help it can get), so now I wipe my silverware before I put it in as well!

Update Sep 2013 - It's been broken down for at least 3 months now and I haven't even bothered to call to get it fixed even though I bought an extended warranty.  I'm probably secretly hoping the warranty runs out so I can buy another dishwasher.  It really is less aggravating to just wash the dishes by hand than deal with the frustration of having to check each piece after washing for over 3 hours.  If they had a zero rating I'd give it to this item, that's how bad it is.  It really is a poorly designed/made machine. DO NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY!