Option-Click On The Wi-Fi Icon On The Menu Bar And Signal Dropout

Hi
I have a macbook-pro (Lion 10.7.3) connected via wi-fi to the latest airport extreme ( firmware 7.6.1 )
I noticed that if i am listening to web radio streams (that requires constant flow of data (no dropouts)
everything is fine
but if i option-click on the wi-fi icon on the menu bar to check the wi-fi connection details
soon after i experience a 1 second (maybe less) wi-fi signal dropout
end hear a brief pause in the music
when i close the info popup
everything goest to normal
is this something common? can anyone tell me if they notice this too?
and eventually is there an explanation for that?
Thanks

1. Turn off router for 30 seconds and on again
2. Settings>General>Reset>Reset Network Settings

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