Obama Gives Queen Elizabeth An iPod With Media from Her US Visit
Going Like Sixty — April 2, 2009 — Tech
References: geeksugar
President Obama and First Lady Michelle met with Queen Elizabeth II today in her private quarters. The Queen gave Obama a picture of herself, and President Obama gave the Queen an iPod.
Does the man know no limits to cool? The Queen loves Youtube.com, proven by the launch of her own channel and is said to enjoy watching viral videos too. The iPod given to her by the Obamas was loaded with images and video of the Queen’s visit to the U.S.
Does the man know no limits to cool? The Queen loves Youtube.com, proven by the launch of her own channel and is said to enjoy watching viral videos too. The iPod given to her by the Obamas was loaded with images and video of the Queen’s visit to the U.S.
Trend Themes
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