JVC launched its entry into the "YouTube camcorder" space this morning. Firmly targeted at the space pioneered by Pure Digital's Flip Ultra video camera, which managed to capture some 17-percent of the digital camcorder marketplace with its low-quality, easily uploaded videos, the company's new JVC GZ-MS100 offers one-button uploading to Google's popular video site.

The camcorder connects directly to the user's PC, via USB. Clicking the camera's built-in Upload button will send videos directly to YouTube. The JVC GZ-MS100 features a 2.7-inch LCD, 35x optical zoom, auto backlight control, Cyberlink software, and a battery that should give you two hours of recording time on a charge. Also, the camcorder offers a mode that will only recorder videos up to 10 minutes, matching YouTube's upload limits.

The JVC GZ-MS100 is set to be released in June for $349.99.