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Cell-phone-brendancNew Yorkers who take lunch at <a href="http://inhabitat.com/nyc/event/20-years-of-bryant-park-photo-exhibit/" target="_blank">Bryant Park</a> may have noticed a curious <a href="http://inhabitat.com/nyc/mayor-bloomberg-encourages-green-building-by-lifting-zoning-laws-for-rooftop-sunshades/" target="_blank">solar-powered</a> contraption hanging around - one that charges cell phones! Designed by Brooklynite Tommy Mitchell, the renewable energy gadget has been powering up people's phones thanks to an 85-watt solar panel. Eight phones can charge at each <a href="http://inhabitat.com/solar-powered-sunplugged-rubbish-bins-are-roving-music-and-business-kiosks-video/" target="_blank">solar-powered station</a> in the park at no cost to the user, or to the environment.1
Green-Barrel-EnergyNew Yorkers who take lunch at <a href="http://inhabitat.com/nyc/event/20-years-of-bryant-park-photo-exhibit/" target="_blank">Bryant Park</a> may have noticed a curious <a href="http://inhabitat.com/nyc/mayor-bloomberg-encourages-green-building-by-lifting-zoning-laws-for-rooftop-sunshades/" target="_blank">solar-powered</a> contraption hanging around - one that charges cell phones! Designed by Brooklynite Tommy Mitchell, the renewable energy gadget has been powering up people's phones thanks to an 85-watt solar panel. Eight phones can charge at each <a href="http://inhabitat.com/solar-powered-sunplugged-rubbish-bins-are-roving-music-and-business-kiosks-video/" target="_blank">solar-powered station</a> in the park at no cost to the user, or to the environment.2
Solar Powered Charging StationNew Yorkers who take lunch at <a href="http://inhabitat.com/nyc/event/20-years-of-bryant-park-photo-exhibit/" target="_blank">Bryant Park</a> may have noticed a curious <a href="http://inhabitat.com/nyc/mayor-bloomberg-encourages-green-building-by-lifting-zoning-laws-for-rooftop-sunshades/" target="_blank">solar-powered</a> contraption hanging around - one that charges cell phones! Designed by Brooklynite Tommy Mitchell, the renewable energy gadget has been powering up people's phones thanks to an 85-watt solar panel. Eight phones can charge at each <a href="http://inhabitat.com/solar-powered-sunplugged-rubbish-bins-are-roving-music-and-business-kiosks-video/" target="_blank">solar-powered station</a> in the park at no cost to the user, or to the environment.3



