Product review (4 stars): So far so good
I just got this dishwasher and there were some website filled with positive reveiws and others that had nothing but poor reviews, but since I needed a new dishwasher ASAP I needed something acceptable that was in stock locally that I could get that day and this one met those needs.  First, I had a fairly large GE that had racks that were 21" square and I didn't want to go smaller.  This one is a 1/8" smaller, but is considered a 15 place setting dishwasher.  I prefer buttons on the front but like I said I needed one quick so I couldn't be too picky.  My husband was doing the installation and that was pretty easy if you are at all handy.  The only two issues we had on istallation.  The first was that our countrtops are granite so we had to opt for side installation and there were no intructions for that (although if you buy a special kit they are enclosed). Also, we ended up lowering it a half inch more than suggested so I could better see the hidden buttons.

So, some of the negative reviews mentioned this washer doesn't clean well.  Our sales person told us unless it was set to high temp wash it wouldn't clean well...something to do with most water heaters not being set high enough to break down dishwasher detergent so it can clean.  So we used the high temp wash with heated dry and our dishes were clean but they were wet, wet, wet, particularly the plastics.  So the next time, I set the wash to not only hight temp wash, but also chose sani-rinse (which is a high temp rinse), plus heated dry.  On that wash, I not only had clean dishes but also dry dishes, including dry plastics.  The only exception to the dry plastics was the one container that had a divet in it that acted like a mini pool, so there was still a little water on that one.  All the plastic cups with bottom rims were dry.  In general, I am happy with this washer and the only reason I knocked one star off is that I think I shouldn't have to use every high temp setting to get clean dry dishes.  I am guessing that most of those people who are unhappy with the cleaning and drying didn't have a salesperson to give them a heads up on the most effective settings.  I know had I not been told, I would have just washed on normal wash, and not have added high temp, or sani rinse.

UPDATE - DEC 26, 2012...I had my mom and sister visiting and my sister convinced me to do some test with some super hard to clean to items, like a totally gunked mac & cheese casserole dish, an oatmeal bowl from breakfast that had been allowed to sit all day, and my mothers dried up metamucil glass.  I only agreed to forego my thorough rinsing because she agreed to clean it all if the dishwasher didn't get it.  Well, the dishwasher got it all off no matter how awful the dish looked going in. So now I just scrape the extra food out of pans and off the dishes and put them in, and they come out perfectly clean every time.  I still get a little bit of water on some plastics (not nearly as much as my old dishwasher) but using the sani-rinse and heated dry really helps keep the wetness to a minimum.

Update - Dec 31, 2011...Uh oh, I had a load with very wet plastics while my husband was out of town.  Ends up he was popping the door open after the wash was done to let the steam escape, resulting in much dryer plastics.  I didn't do that and had wet plastics.  So another hint, pop open the door after the wash.  Still very happy with this dishwashers cleaning power.