Airport to close to notebook then it hickups

I use my Airport Express to listen to Itunes using my stereo.
The airport is connected to my wireless system, and works fine as long my notebook is at least 50 cm away from the Airport.
The Airport, connected to my stereo, is on a shelf in a cabinet, and normally the notebook is on the shelf above that.
When I use the system while working with the laptop at the table it works great. But when I place the notebook back on it place (appr. 25 cm away from the Airport) it starts with stopping every 8-10 seconds for a second or 2. Hickups in the system, and I don't know why. The connection is fine, but why does it do this when the signal gets to close????

A guess would be that the laptop is producing some digital noise or interference that affects the AirPort Express. Other electronic devices can affect wireless devices in a similar way. There's no solution other than to keep them separated.

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