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@Velocio
There is no reliable way of converting a PDF to something the Kindle could show. It may work for very simple texts, but anything that possibly includes other character sets, line drawings, graphs, diagrams, mathematical notation and the like will fail to convert.
Basically: eBooks have a subset of the functionality of a PDF.
Therefore: PDFs cannot be reliably converted into any eBook format.
You may be able to convert some very simple PDFs, but you'll get poor results on a lot of PDFs and absolutely terrible results with a fair few PDFs.
Either stay native, or get an eBook in the first place.
About the only thing you might be able to achieve is a PDF to PDF convertor that trims off white space around the text resulting in the displayed text being scaled larger.