Is the SSD in my rMPB corrupt?

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Background
I got my Macbook Pro Retina with 512 MB SSD two days ago, and the problems started immediately.
When downloading and installing all the applications and data I need, Safari suddenly started complaining that there was no more available space (still had 400+ GB free).
I installed Mountain Lion, no appearant problems.
Then it started freezing. The old rotating ball thing. One application (i e Terminal) could freeze while others worked, but when trying to force quit the frozen applications, or switching to other applications, all of them would stop responding. In the end, there was nothing else to do but to hold down the power button and restart it. The fans would be working 100% and neither top nor Activity Monitor gave any hint as to what processes froze. Actually, according to Activity Monitor, it was top that froze (top isn't the problem, just to be clear)
This happened maybe once per hour or so. I thought maybe something went wrong with the installation, so I reinstalled it (no clean install, just ran the installer on top of the old installation).
It seemed to be working. No freezes over night or today. Until I closed the lid, carried it for 10 secs, opened the lid and yay. Black screen, fans are working 100%. Nothing happens. "Maybe it froze again, while the screen was turned off, and now it is just frozen?"
I do a hard reboot again. Start it up, and nothing. The folder with '?' appears. "Oh well, guess I need a clean install anyway."
I have created a Mountain Lion USB-stick so I boot it up.
The problem
The disk utility now says that my SSD is about 3500 petabytes. 3.6 EB. I've restarted it several times, tried both the recovery mode and ML installer, sometimes the SSD reports it is 18 EB, sometimes 9 EB, sometimes 3.6 EB. I've tried reformatting it, repartitioning it, but it doesn't work. It complains that it cant write to the last block of the device. No wonder if it is trying to write at the end of 3.6 EB.
I tried resetting PRAM and NVRAM, although I was pretty sure that wouldn't help. And it didn't
Here is some diskutil output:
Few details in that summary are correct.
The computer is a 2.6 GHz rMBP, BTO with 16 GB RAM.
What do you think, is the SSD broken and I should return it or can I fix it with some software wizardry myself?
Been waiting for 4 weeks for this computer to be delivered, I'm kinda bummed about this to be honest.

Another update.
The computer has been working OK since the last post.
I've had two kernel panics which is out of the ordinary. The second was I could track to my Line6 audio interface driver, so I'm not entirely blaming it on the Macbook.
Today I bought a 2.5" USB hard drive (USB-powered). I was unable to partition it with Disk Utility. The application just froze and the HDD was unavailable after I force quit Disk Utility. I connected it to my iMac instead, and partitioned it with no problems.
After that (or at least I noticed it now) I am no longer able to browse some of the subfolder in my Dropbox folder. I can list the files in those folder in the Terminal, no problem, just "cd" and "ls", but Finder just keeps "loading" as if loading file list from a slow network device.
This is really weird. I'm going away for two weeks and I'll take the computer with me (it's working somewhat at least, and I need a computer). After that I'm taking it back to the store.

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    gpt show: /dev/disk0: Pri GPT at sector 1
    gpt show: /dev/disk0: Sec GPT at sector 236978175
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      235708600    1269536      3  GPT part - 426F6F74-0000-11AA-AA11-00306543ECAC
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      5860533167           1         Sec GPT header
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