Apple Tv on wireless reciever

Hi all,
I am seriously thinking about purchasing the new Apple TV, I do however have one query that I cannot find any information on. Where I would want to place the Apple TV I do not have an ethernet port. Would apple Tv work on a wireless hub? In princple I think it would but I wanted to be sure before buying it, lol.
Thanks in advance!

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