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The EE54 finds its primary application in devices such as mobile computing platforms and others which are already equipped with a wired or wireless IP network device, therefore there is no requirement for a TCP/IP stack.
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Why did Sony Ericsson decide to remove the TCP/IP stack feature from the EE54?
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