Product review (5 stars): After a year plus, still love it!
We've had this dishwasher installed for about a year and a half now.  I did extensive research before settling on this model.  The only thing I occasionally wish it had was a short cycle for parties or when I'm just running lightly soiled or dusty dishes from my pot rack...the short cycle is available on the next tier up of Bosch models at a higher price point.

The tines are spaced pretty close on certain parts of both racks, but I have thick-ish pottery dishes that come clean even when placed in the narrow tines.  I must admit that it took a bit of time to work out the best configurations for my dishes, and I found a few tricks months into owning it (there are a few tine rows that fold down and make some larger dishes possible to wash).

The cycles are rather long (120-140 minutes), but this model is designed to be very energy efficient, and drying time is factored into those times.  Yes, I will have water standing in the recesses at the bottom of overturned cups when the cycle is finished, but when the cycle timer beeps, the dishes are too hot to handle for more than a few seconds.  I've also learned to pull the bottom rack out and jiggle the top rack to spill out the hot water caught in the bottoms of glasses.  From what I understand, the drying cycle does not use forced air, but rather uses the loss of heat in the stainless tub to draw condensation from the air and dishes inside.

This machine comes with some of the features of the next tier of Bosch's dishwashers, like the convertible silverware rack, flip-tines, and the RackMatic adjustable upper rack.  The top rack is super-easy to adjust up or down even when full of dishes, and when it is in the upper position, the clearance in the lower rack is enough to clear a larger cookie sheet.  I have loaded this machine to the gills and rarely have a dish not come clean...usually only burnt-on gunk needs to be hand-scrubbed.  I found a comparison table somewhere on Bosch's website that lists all of the models and their features.  Also, being a German company, they have comprehensive photos/diagrams in the manual that outline dish placement to get the full 14 place-settings stuffed inside.

And it's so quiet!  It kind of sounds like a gentle rain is falling outside--even when I'm standing next to it, I sometimes have to look for the LED indicator to make sure it's running!

I also like that the controls are hidden when the door is closed, giving it a sleek look under the counter.  If I need to add a dish shortly after the cycle has started, or to check the time remaining on the cycle, I pop the door slightly so that the water stops spraying, then open the door...all water will drip into the interior.  Speaking of water, Bosch's have a leak proof basin under the tub which will catch the full water capacity of a wash cycle in the event of a leak, thereby saving your flooring from a flood in the event of a failed seal.

I can't really knock this dishwasher for anything.  Still in love with saving all of those hours in front of the sink doing dishes!!  I even fearlessly hosted Thanksgiving after installing this!  You can search for the great price (690 pre-tax delivered!) I got on this posted somewhere on Gardenweb...I believe the promotions I used are still run periodically.  Trust me, I did the homework.  This will be the best bang for your buck and last you for years longer than the cheapo $300-400 dishwashers at the big-box stores.