Compact with viewfinder- do they exist?

Over Xmas my sister, knowing we are into cameras asks what she should get as a 'pocket' camera only 2 requiremments - significantly smaller than her Panasonic FZ and a viewfinder as she knows using an LCD screen in bright sunlight is difficult - she travels to hot bright countries a lot.

Can I find anything? Not a sausage from a google search or the DPR 'camera finder'

Am I going mad or do they no longer exist?

If they aren't around is there a good reason (i.e. LCD screens on latest cameras now so bright it's not an issue) or is it just cost cutting as only those of us serious enough to be willing to cart around something bulky actually want to be able to see what we shoot in bright conditions?

Does anyone know of anything that fits the bill. The closest seemed to be a Nikon Coolpix P60 but that is now so old it's only avilable from a couple of suppliers I have never heard of.

Current LCDs are quite viewable in daylight - just shield them with one hand if necessary. The compact camera viewfinder looks to have gone.

Problem with the screens is that they seriously drain the battery. My Sony compact doesn't have a viewfinder, but I'd still like to turn the screen off as many shots I shoot blind or in the general direction of the subject in wide angle.

I have to take at least 2 spare batteries out with me.

Nikon P7000 & Canon G12 ?

There isn't a problem with the Pentax compacts....

Does she need a zoom? If not then the Ricoh GR-D has an excellent accessory finder that slips in the hotshoe.

The Canon IXUS 100 IS does have an optical viewfinder, and looks quite good... it's very stylish in black.... think I saw it for under 80.00 in Comet.