Your Checklist for stepping up to NAS is very helpful. Concerning the last item "Efficient Setup" how large should the HDDs in a RAID environment be before the NAS Sever starts to behave abnormally?
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NAS disk size
The lower end NAS units I test are just now integrating the 1TB disks available. These work fine in all the disk systems I've tested, giving you 4TB of space with no problem.
James