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WiFi speed and reliability degrades with distance - a repeater relies on having a good enough signal to be able to "repeat" it to extend the range. In most cases this isn't a problem - and typically if you are only using it for surfing the net, your (degraded) WiFi speed will still be...

Only if you can put the ethernet device on that same circuit (in the kitchen?) and connect it via ethernet cable to your router/switch. If your router/switch is in a different part of the house, you won't be able to make it work unless you can find another powerpoint nearby which is on the...

Have a look at one of the NetComm Powerline products - creates a network signal over your existing electrical circuits inside your house. There are a variety of products, but you can use their WiFi kit to create a new WiFi hotspot somewhere else in your house. I do this at my place with a...