NVIDIA Updates Tegra Note 7: Android 4.3, AOHDR, new DirectStylus Functions & More

dgstorm

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NVIDIA is certainly working hard to improve the value of their new flagship tablet the Tegra Note 7. They just started sending out an update to the device which includes a number of new features and improvements beyond just Android 4.3. Along with the newest version of Jelly Bean, the tablet's stylus experience has been enheanced. Additionally, they added a new Tegra 4 specific AOHDR (Always On High Dynamic Range) camera mode. Here's a quote with the details,

We upgraded our Tegra NOTE 7 tablet platform with an over-the-air update today with new features and capabilities.

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.

In addition to these new features, Tegra NOTE 7′s camera gets always-on high-dynamic range (AOHDR) capability, which provides more lifelike images across a range of lighting conditions. AOHDR utilizes Tegra 4’s processing power and Chimera computational photography architecture. We’ve also added video stabilization for shake-free video, in addition to tuning and optimizations to improve camera performance under certain lighting conditions.

From an OS perspective, Tegra Note 7 now sports the Android 4.3 Operating System.

Finally, in addition to security and bug fixes, we’ve added the ability to transfer app and data files from internal memory to an external microSD card.

Look for this update now on your Tegra NOTE 7 tablet from EVGA, ADVENT, Gigabyte, Shenzhen Homecare Technology, ZOTAC and XOLO.

It looks like NVIDIA have made this already impressive device even more impressive with some pretty advanced stuff. Sound off if you think this tablet can compete with the Nexus 7 for your attention. Also, if you are one of the owners of this device, share what you think of the new update!

Source: NVIDIA
 

vampirefo.

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Yes, I would choose this tablet over Nexus7 any day of the week.

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edap

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I've always felt that the Nexus 7 is awesome, but the Tegra Note 7 occupies a category unto itself: Extreme Awesome!
 
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