Ethernet without cables

I have a Wi-Fi router and is going to buy a TV. Our Internet provider also offers TV service, it gives for free a special receiver, which is connected with Ethernet and HDMI cables to the router and TV respectively. However, it's not very convenient for me to put the Ethernet cable between the router and receiver. Are there some devices (preferably small and cheap, of course) which can serve as a bridge between Wi-Fi and Ethernet in this situation?

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You coudld use a WiFi extender. This allows it to join your current network and then take a Ethernet out.

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You can use a powerline ethernet adapter and use your existing electrical wiring for ethernet networking. There are many brands and models to choose from, many of them relatively inexpensive.

Here's a sampling from Amazon.com.

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