Is Sharp even in the running.

[Eddie W. Shore]

Texas Instruments: Bring the TI-30X ProMathPrint to the United States and expand the complex numbers to include trig and exponential functions. Better yet, add an alpha key.

Casio: Please go back to using an alpha key. Also, for the next calculator, bring back the multi-statement colon [ : ] and add programming capability like the fx-3650P or fx-50f II.

Sharp: Need a more user friendly interface, and bring back the formula storage.

HP/Morovia: I'll be happy with a basic solar RPN calculator for a start: like the HP 45 from 1973 or even a HP 10C.

Canon: Are you still in the calculator game?

Victor: This could be your chance.

Calculated Industries: Solar powered Tradesman Calc (Tradesperson?), this time adding logarithms, basic stair, volume, and Ohm's Law calculations?

All of the above: Will (partially-)solar-powered graphing calculators be next? Time Value of Money will be a plus.