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Let's say: It's really tiny, as is the whole device.
But well spaced keys, just still suitable for some kind of touch-typing even with my rather large hands.
The keys feel somewhat similar to the high-end calculator I also owned at the time. (HP G48)
Source: Used one during university. Really great to document lab results with its build-in spreadsheet app. Cut down the required time by half or so.
I can see how the spreadsheet app would be killer on this with that screen shape!