Every keyboard in Russia already has Cyrillic and Latin letters on it.
Russian letters are often red, while Latin letters are grey. On black keyboards they are all white, and vice versa.
Latin letters are usually located in the upper left corner of buttons, and Russian - in the lower right corner.
Russian version of Windows has Russian and English layouts by default, with Alt-Shift combo to switch between them (though many people prefer to change the shortcut to Ctrl-Shift).
By the way, there is a little helpful program Punto Switcher, which many Russians are using.
It is trying to guess in which language you are typing (Russian or English), and switch keyboard layout on the fly.



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