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Electronics retailer Circuit City is plotting a comeback, one decade after it declared bankruptcy and ceased operations.

Circuit City CEO Ronny Schmoel said the company will relaunch its e-commerce website on Feb. 15 and eventually roll out small-scale versions of its stores as kiosks, store in-stores and other experimental settings. Schmoel announced the business strategy at a press briefing at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas.

Eventually, the revitalized company plans to open showroom-style stores as part of its brick-and-mortar retail strategy. Consumer electronics website Twice was first to report the announcement. Circuit City hasn’t had a brick-and-mortar store in operation since 2009.

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