Firstly. I would like to say how pleasantly surprised I was with the item. The casing is of a highly polished metal finish with a good weight to it. It comes as a limited edition collector's item in a tin with its unique serial number. A mini USB lead is also supplied. Setting up was hassle - free. The film plays beautifully. It can be downloaded to your PC or laptop. The item is so good I am going to buy another. Well worth the money. I have just seen it on sale on one of the shopping channels for £ 19.99 plus £ 4.99 postage on top. So well done play.com.

As far as memory sticks go it's good quality. If you drop it you're more likely to damage the floor than the flash drive. It's a nice little collectors item and if you have 5-6 officially certified DivX players then your sorted. If you however have a DivX player that doesn't have its own registration code then it wont work. If your just going to watch it on your computer you'll be fine. The option to burn to dvd is a bit mis-leading too as you can burn the DivX file to a dvd but not in the normal dvd format which would have allowed you to waych it on any normal dvd player. Also, like the memory stick, the burnt DivX dvd will only work on registered DivX equipment. Buy it as an ornament or a USB stick for carrying around files but if you simply want to watch the film on your TV buy the standard dvd.

This is a lovely quality USB stick with a pretty good film on it and the quality of the movie itself is good too.

However, it advertises an option to Burn to DVD that I can't find anywhere. None of the DVD burning programs I have support DivX files.

Any suggestions?