Ya, I have checked out blum, but it seems that I would need to purchase all new drawer slides for my cabinets. I am trying to find something that would work with my original drawer slides. Any ideas?

You don't need to be buying framed KM if you want a modern Euro style frameless kitchen with touch latches. You need to be looking at one of the Italian or German lines that actually are modern Euro style. It's like buying a Cadillac when you want a Ferrari.

I agree as for push to open drawer parts IMO the drawers can be quite heavy and I am not sure they can be installed on a regular slide .

My issue is that I am located on the small U.S. Territory island of Guam in the middle of the Pacific (we are closer to the Philippines then any U.S. State). Our options for cabinets here are few, but we do have a Home Depot, and thus have ordered the cabinets through them. HD, however does not have any push to open systems that they offer for sale. Any recommendations would be greatly appreciated as I need to figure something out before my wife gets upset that we have an installed kitchen with no way to open the drawers.

Does anyone have any experience with this:

http://www.leevalley.com/en/Wood/page.aspx?p=65483&cat=3,41399,46645&ap=1

They probably won't be strong enough to open a heavy drawer.

You need a cabinet line that designs this in. Or else you will be buying pulls.

Since you have already installed the cabinets your only option is to order one set of the Blum hardware and test it out. There is probably no way to retrofit what came with the cabinets as they weren't constructed to be used as you wish. That said, look at contemporary Euro kitchens on houzz. You will see many with sleek pulls. You may have to order in. I am amazed that you have HD on Guam.