NVIDIA has officially started pushing out an Android 4.3 Jelly Bean update for the Tegra Note 7, bringing improved camera and stylus features to the gaming tablet.

The firmware upgrade, which is currently rolling out over the air, won't be available for download for all Tegra Note 7s immediately, as Android update rollouts tend to happen in batches. Still, it shouldn't be too long before Tegra Note 7 owners can enjoy a rather substantial experience boost.

"We've enhanced the Tegra NOTE stylus experience, adding support for left-handed users and improvements in overall response. We've also added a DirectStylus help option under the device setting's menu, a stylus removal and insert notification on the notification bar, and given users the ability to capture the notification bar with full-screen capture," writes NVIDIA on its official blog.

One of the biggest new features, however, has to do with the camera. NVIDIA has finally brought always-on high-dynamic range (AOHDR) to the tablet, allowing users to snap HDR photos at a much quicker pace and utilize the 5-megapixel rear-facing camera in a more natural fashion. NVIDIA has also added video stabilization and boosted the camera's performance in different lighting conditions.

Tegra Note 7 owners will also find that the update finally allows them to move app and data files from the internal storage drive to an external microSD card.

NVIDIA has confirmed that it will update the Tegra Note 7 to Android 4.4 KitKat at some point in the future.

Check back with The Latino Post for more information on NVIDIA Tegra Note 7 updates as it becomes available.