Digital Trends – Intel introduced a new processor architecture at this yearâs Consumer Electronics Show dubbed Sandy Bridge, the second generation of the companyâs Core-i series CPUs. The new chips sport an integrated graphics processor that is powerful enough to compete with mid-range video cards, eliminating the need for consumers to also invest in a pricey display adapter for their new computers. Unfortunately for Intel, a design flaw has led to a halt in shipments and a recall of affected products, a situation which the company reports will cost around $1 billion to correct, according to a press release.