Actually, there's quite a decent 5 row keyaboard for the Device-that-must-not-be-named.
Here're some screenies:
http://iphonehelp.in/2009/02/23/5-ro...one-via-cydia/

the top row exact exactly like on a standart desktop. I don't know why Nokia expects me to change 25years+ typing skills for no obvious reason with a keyboard like that.

As for international, it should be almost the same, but bearing more buttons (symbols) - for Cyrillic.

And digits are a must in a decent keyboard. I like the spacy design of your example - the gaps should help avoid mistypes. But please add the top row.