Circuit City has picked Feb. 15 as the day its website will relaunch, CEO Ronny Shmoel said Monday at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas.

The once-bankrupt retailer also has plans to open kiosks, stores within other stores and eventually its own showrooms, consumer electronics website Twice reported.

Shmoel told his audience at CES that Circuit City's revamped website will include virtual vignettes, search by photo, augmented reality and real-time tech support via video chat, among other experiential features, Twice said.

Circuit City also recently hired Skinny IT to provide home installations and is working with Taylored Group to design experiential showrooms that would mirror its new site, Twice added.

Under new ownership, Circuit City has been making plans to open smaller stores in the wake of filing for bankruptcy in 2008. The retailer attempted to operate strictly online after closing its last store in 2009, however those plans folded in 2012.

Shmoel acquired the brand, domain and associated trademarks for Circuit City in October 2015.

Roughly one year later and under pressure for not reopening quickly enough, Shmoel told Twice in 2016: "We could have easily leased a location, put some product in and opened the doors for business. Instead, we are taking our time to get this right."

On Monday, Shmoel told the publication that "major retailers" have expressed interest in working with Circuit City to open stores within their stores.

To be sure, as it re-emerges Circuit City will face heightened competition in the electronics category from the likes of Best Buy, Amazon, Target and Walmart.